Embassy toilet cam case: Navy officers warned not to speculate, talk to media
"Many of you will know the former officer, and you will find the allegations distressing."
"Many of you will know the former officer, and you will find the allegations distressing."
The uniform rumour, understood to have begun in legal circles, reached the Chief of Navy.
But the then Chief of Navy wanted to condemn Alfred Keating's "bad behaviour".
Alfred Keating was the face of NZ military diplomacy, negotiating and strategy to the US.
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The full story from the bizarre and unprecedented court case.
The former Assistant Chief of Navy's fate was in the hands of 12 jurors.
The final arguments are being heard in the trial of NZ's former Assistant Chief of Navy.
Defence Force worker at the Washington embassy bought a hidden camera in 2014.
But there is no evidence the former Assistant Chief of Navy bought the covert camera.
Alfred Keating was serving as the senior defence attache to the United States at the time.
The jury also heard that the covert toilet camera may have been there for months.
Little will join a number of other Government representatives from around the world.
A hidden camera was found in one of New Zealand's most critical diplomatic outposts.
Alfred Keating was one of the Royal New Zealand Navy's highest-ranking officers.
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