Royal hoax tragedy: DJ's are victims too, says boss

December 09, 2012 12:38

New York Post reports: The DJs who tricked a London nurse into patching through a prank phone call to her colleague caring for Kate Middleton won't be fired, and their boss even painted them as victims.

"This is a tragic event that could not have been reasonably foreseen and we're deeply saddened by it,' said Rhys Holleran, the CEO of Southern Cross Austereo, which owns 2Day FM.

"I spoke to both presenters early this morning and it's fair to say they're completely shattered,' he said today in Melbourne, adding that the pair had been offered counseling.

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