Campbell Live enters Kim Dotcom's Coatesville mansion

Wayne Tempero walks John Campbell through the events on January 20

Kim Dotcom's "day bed" from where he does most of his work

Sledgehammer marks in the walls of Dotcom mansion

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11/05/2012 10:03:23 a.m.

dave wrote:

I was stunned when I watched this...its almost embarrassing to think that it happened here. NZ is not a US puppet. What happened to basic rights. Its not like he was a drug or firearms dealer.

2/03/2012 3:56:31 p.m.

henry wrote:

Iam not a NZ but i have long been fascinated with NZ, that's until the megaupload thing. I am sure it's an impressive show of force(like gun crazy totting americans), but this is new zealand for goodness sake. if i was the neighbour, i would probably think bin laden succesor is nextdoor. and by the way i would disagree with the complex and succesful operation; more than half an hour to find a huge guy? when they could just ask anyone from the beginning where is the guy? too Gungho and adrenaline pumped if i might say soo, then again i am not a military man. and like the camp pointed out it's not the police, it's the brass that give the ok for the operation.

1/03/2012 7:26:26 p.m.

Hana wrote:

I don't understand what the big deal is! Kim Dotcom has done nothing wrong! waste of time and money how ridiculous! Should be spending time charging real criminals like rapists and murderers who get give minimal jail sentances!Leave the poor guy alone!

28/02/2012 4:58:04 p.m.

farku wrote:

This guy has a lot of money and zero taste. Most of these rooms arent even furnished. Why buy a whole mansion if you arent gonna put anything in it? dumbass

19/02/2012 9:43:25 a.m.

Damon wrote:

he is facing a very long jail sentance if he is taken to america for trial but if you murder someone you wouldnt get as much as what he is facing where is the fairness in that!

18/02/2012 9:04:16 p.m.

Constantine wrote:

Sour grapes. There was no legal procedure. Kim Dotcom did what many others are doing. Give the man a chance in court. Where is the "innocent until proven guilty."? ...Kim.. quit worrying big guy...eventually you will be proven innocent... God bless you...it's all jealousy... that's all...

17/02/2012 1:03:46 a.m.

Jonas wrote:

I hope all the people responsible for this inhumane raid, die of cancer - its what they deserve when they waste the public´s money on something as stupid as this. The man possed no threat of any sort, so 2 unarmed officers should be enough to take him into the police station. This primitive raid is only a proof that goverments care more about how to prevent physical harmless crimes in order to earn money, rather than arrest the criminals who posses a threat to other peoples lives and well-being.. Waste of money and human resourses, for a power demonstration...

17/02/2012 12:53:07 a.m.

Christian Heidemann wrote:

My wife and I love NZ, and it sadens me to see that USA has taken control of your country. Living in northern Europe it seems ridiculous to arrest somebody for it-crimes in that way, almost comic. I hope Your police will present a public apology, not just to Dotcom and his family but to all New Zealanders. This is not the way You want to portray Your country to the world.

14/02/2012 12:01:55 p.m.

steve wrote:

good

11/02/2012 1:08:49 p.m.

Rod wrote:

Everybody in this world downloads something. Was there such a crime committed here, that so much frightening violence had to be carried out!???? It's downright crazy!