Witham company directors guilty of making corrupt payments to staff member at Royal Household.
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| Murphy and Zlaoui, who are directors of mechanical engineering company BSI Nordale Ltd, were both found guilty of conspiracy to make corrupt payments to Ron Harper. |
Murphy and Zlaoui, who are directors of mechanical engineering company BSI Nordale Ltd, were both found guilty of conspiracy
The directors of a Witham company are two of four people involved in the bribery of a former senior staff member at the Royal Household who have been found guilty of corruption and money laundering offences.
Christopher Murphy, 56 of Purcell Road and Aseai Zlaoui, 41, of Baker Way, who are directors of mechanical engineering company BSI Nordale Ltd, were both found guilty of conspiracy to make corrupt payments to Ron Harper.
During the course of two trials at Southwark Crown Court, London, the juries heard how Ronald Harper, who was employed by the Royal Household from 1994 to 2013 and held the position of deputy property manager from 2003, was paid cash by the offenders in return for contracts at the royal palaces.
In his position Harper was responsible for managing mechanical and electrical contracts at Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace and St James' Palace.
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