Dotcom Reveals Extradition Plot Email - Warner Bros Says It's a Fake

The details of Kim Dotcom's big reveal have emerged.

An email from the head of Warner Brothers has been revealed which talks about a plot to get Kim Dotcom into New Zealand so he could be extradited to the United States.

John Key says he first learnt of the email in the last hour, and he doesn't believe the version of events contained it, is correct.

"I have no recollection of the conversation that's alluded to in that email. There are no records there and the meetings I had were with other people around me, so in the end we'll dig down, get to the bottom of it, but we don't have any record of it."

The Prime Minister says he has no recollection of discussing Dotcom with Mr Tsujihara and has been unable to find any information about it in his records.

He believes others will corroborate his recollection.

"In the end I think you'll have to go and talk to Kevin. But the meetings I had with him were with lots of other people around me."

Labour Party leader David Cunliffe says if the email is true, Key "has to go".

But a spokesman for Warner Brothers says the email is a fabrication.

"Kevin Tsujihara did not write or send the alleged email, and he never had any such conversation with Prime Minister Key."

Source: NewstalkZB