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Cowell denies disrespecting Virginia Tech victims

Pop mogul Simon Cowell has today denied being disrespectful to the victims of the Virginia Tech massacre.

Thu, 19 Apr, 2007 - 13:43

Pop mogul Simon Cowell has today denied being disrespectful to the victims of the Virginia Tech massacre.

The American Idol judge was caught on camera rolling his eyes and raising his eyebrows as one contestant paid tribute to them.

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