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Former Lateline presenter Emma Albarici claimed that a detective had an interview about the death of an American mathematician to the ABC program of a detective. Lock Points Emma Albarici said NSW police encouraged Pamela Young to interview Pamela Young Emma Albarici said that NSW police encouraged Pamela Young to interview Pamela Young, the state coronary then asked Ms. Young to be removed from the case The state Coroner then asked Ms. Young to be removed from former detective that the former detective should give evidence before investigation on October 5th. Between 1970 and 2010, Albarici gave evidence in the special investigation commission on unresolved deaths suspected of hate hate crimes in the new Southern South Wales. Scott Johnson's body was found at the base of the cliffs near a gay rhythm known in Manly in 1988. Former detective Chief Inspector Pamela Young said he believed that his death was probably suicide on his television program in 2015. Ms. Young said that police minister was "Kowtowing" to Mr. Johnson's influential family, and that researchers were wrong by ordering case to prioritize case. Shortly after the interview, he was removed from the investigation. This year, the Johnson family was right when Scott Phillip White was imprisoned for over death. Today, Ms. Albarici was questioned about a claim that wants the detective "deliberately" intentionally hiding ". "Did Mrs. Young give an interview to be Lateline hidden from any of them, including Mr. Willing in NSW Police? "No, on the contrary, it was encouraged," Mrs. Albarici said. The former journalist said he had made more than one phone call with Mr. Willing and NSW Police Media Unit before the meeting. “Understanding was that he supported his appearance in Lateline,” he said. The investigation heard that Mrs. Alberici had lunch with Mrs. Young and another officer detective Sergeant Penny Brown at the beginning of 2015. "The essence of this was looking for a reliable voice to interview the conditions of a case they were working on."Said. "Pamela and his commanders asked the people to understand that there was an inappropriate intervention by the government in police affairs." Scott Johnson's body was found in Manly near a gay rhythm in 1988. Ms. Albarici, the investigation, Ms. Young and Mrs. Brown'un deceiving anyone to claim that "ugly," he said. "I found both as comprehensive and dedicated detectives," he said. "The idea that we'll be involved in some kind of deception is ridiculous." Willing. "Immediately after [Mrs. Young] there was nothing wrong with [Mrs. Ms. Young's statement on the investigation, Mr. Willing called her next day and said the police commissioner was "quite comfortable" about interview. However, in next call by Mrs. Young, Will Willing said that commissioner was "panicked" with media's response to interview. Afterwards, the NSW police released a statement that calls Ms. Young's Lateline's int