STATEMENT FROM PHILIP MORRIS

Television International Enterprises Archives Ltd have issued a statement on their Facebook page regarding the recovery of missing Doctor Who episodes.

The company, owned by Philip Morris, was responsible for the recovery of nine missing Troughton episodes last year, discovered at a relay station in the Nigerian city of Jos.

Since then there have been many rumours regarding the possible recovery of more missing episodes of Doctor Who, but as yet nothing has been confirmed either by the BBC or by Philip Morris himself.

Today Philip Morris released this statement:

Statement from Television International Enterprises Archives Ltd

T.I.E.A understands the passion felt by Doctor Who fans and that looking for missing episodes of Doctor who plus many other shows is an important but tiny part of the work that T.I.E.A does.The main aim of this organisation is to assist those archives whose own cultural heritage is under threat.If any programmes do still exist T.I.E.A will endeavor to recover them safely as with web of fear and enemy of the world.T.I.E.A are not sponsored by any organisation we are a completely independent body we work alongside many organisations such as the B.F.I.

However as much as people want specific programmes found wishing them into existence or starting rumors will not magically return them .Individuals trying to extract information which does not exist or is commercially confidential will be deleted unread any legitimate inquires for T.I.E.A LTD services are welcome.

Stay Tuned. Executive Director Philip Morris.

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