RICHARD QUEST, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: If we look at what we've been told by the hospital, we know the person that was involved, and we know the facts as they have been presented to us. She was found unconscious in rooms near the hospital. She was the receptionist who was involved in passing on the call. And the hospital has made no effort to at least distance the two stories. So -- it is an acceptance here certainly that there is a connection between the two events.</s>ASHLEIGH BANFIELD, CNN ANCHOR: Of course, what of the DJs and the radio station in Australia? Has there been any comment from them?</s>QUEST: No. And we wouldn't necessarily expect that. It is the middle of the night in Sydney. I'm guessing it is 12:40 now, difference. You are looking well into the early morning hours, half past 4:00, 5:00 on a Saturday morning, and no doubt that is where the reaction. They have already said they apologized and -- if you -- listen to what the DJs said after the story initially, they said they never expected they would be believed with their upper crust accents of the Queen and Prince Charles. We almost definitely not repeating the tape at the moment of what was broadcast or what the prank was. That would be in bad taste at the moment. But if you do listen to it, it does sound somewhat incredulous. But that's the way it is. I don't think I gave you a proper and full answer to your previous question. The metropolitan police say that they are not looking for anybody and there are no suspicious circumstances. So the fact that this woman committed suicide is pretty much beyond doubt. Just to sort of give you the reason why. It's not likely she was -- killed herself in some other way.</s>BANFIELD: Richard, it is such a sad story any way you look at it. You are right. We are not airing that portion of the audiotape just in respect for everybody involved in this story. Richard Quest, live from London. I wish we could talk under different circumstances. Thank you.</s>QUEST: Thank you.
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