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14,340. She was one of Britain’s most high profile television presenters at the pinnacle of her career when she was mercilessly gunned down outside her house in London. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) Crimes that Shook Britain: Jill Dando
14,341. Two years later, during a controversial court case, local resident Barry George was found guilty of the murder. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,342. She was best known as the face of the hit shows Holiday and Crimewatch. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,343. Operation Oxborough – the largest criminal investigation since the Yorkshire Ripper. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice & Operations) ibid.
14,344. In a sad twist of fate Scotland Yard turned to the programme Jill Dando presented before her death – Crimewatch. (Assassination & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,345. The months rolled by but no significant leads emerged. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,346. Barry George had a history of following and photographing women. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,347. Barry George pleaded not guilty ... The prosecution presented George as a lone gunman with stalker tendencies. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,348. Barry George always protested his innocence. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,349. After an appeal and eight years in jail vital new forensic research cast doubt on the gunpowder traces. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,350. Barry George was finally cleared of the murder of Jill Dando. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,351. So who did kill Jill Dando? (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
14,352. A young woman who was going to be the face of Britain at the millennium. Michael Mansfield QC
14,353. Yes, there was an obsessive side to this man ... Obsessed with Jill Dando? Absolutely not. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) Michael Mansfield
14,354. No firearms residue was found in his flat, or found in anything else to do with him. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) Michael Mansfield
14,355. I was very upset. I was very angry. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) Michael Mansfield
14,356. It had to have been carried out by a professional. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) Michael Mansfield
14,357. As Dando was about to put her keys in the lock to open the front door of her home in Fulham, she was grabbed from behind. With his right arm, the assailant held her and forced her to the ground, so that her face was almost touching the tiled step of the porch. Then, with his left hand, he fired a single shot at her left temple, killing her instantly. The bullet entered her head just above her ear, parallel to the ground, and came out the right side of her head. The Guardian article July 2002 Bob Woffinden
92,021. Jill Dando had been one of the nation’s favourite TV personalities since the late 1980s, and presented the BBC's Crimewatch programme trying to find justice for innocent victims ... She became the biggest crime story of the decade. Kennedy Killing: The CIA Conspiracy s/a Conspiracy: Killing Kennedy: The CIA Conspiracy
92,022. Many people think this was a revenge attack [by the Milosevic] regime ... A TV appeal for funds ... Modified ammunition ... The speed of the killing itself ... Almost identical to a hit in Belgrave almost two weeks before. ibid.
120,267. This is Jill Dando who was a prominent 37 year old UK television presenter in the 1990s and was assassinated with a single bullet to the head on 26th April 1999 on the doorstep of her London home in broad daylight. The case is still unsolved. Richard D Hall, Kill Jill: The Dando Assassination Explained I II III IV, 2018
120,268. The Jill Dando case never was meant to be solved … The case is a cover up. ibid.
120,270. Copeland: MI5 were interfering, for some reason, with the police investigation and had been watching Copeland for some time … It took 12 days to get an image of Copeland out to the public … Crimewatch appeal: 20 April 1999 … The Crimewatch TV programme is linked to the motive … Dando was privy to sensative information within the Brixton bombing investigation which was not aired on television … (Assassinations & Murder: Copeland) ibid.
120,271. She started at Crimewatch in 1995. ibid.
120,272. Approached from behind, forced down to the ground so that her head nearly touched the tiled step before a 9mm caliber pistol was pressed against her temple and fired, the bullet having been crimped to reduce the noise of the blast … The killer was seen by two of her neighbours leaving the scene. ibid.
120,273. 17th: Bomb 1; 20th Crimewatch appeal; 24th Bomb 2; 26th Dando murder; 29th Copeland photograph in press; 30th Bomb 3; 1st Copeland arrested. (Assassinations & Murder: Copeland) ibid.
125,927. She still maintained that girl-next-door persona. The Murder of Jill Dando, BBC 2019, Judith Dando sister
125,928. A senseless murder that leaves this newsroom in which she worked a darker place and makes a lot poorer the medium she graced. ibid. BBC News tribute
125,929. This was one of the highest risk murders you could probably do. ibid. rozzer
125,930. Contrived and convenient. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid. Judith Dando, re arrest of Barry George
126,682. Jill Dando was one of the biggest names in British television. A prime time presenter known to millions for her warmth and charm. At just 37 she was shot dead on her doorstep. Barry George, a local man with learning difficulties, was wrongly convicted for her murder. Since his release, the police have failed to identify her killer. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) Jill Dando: The 20 Year Mystery, ITV 2019
126,683. At first officers were struck by the apparent efficiency of the murder. Jill Dando was murdered in thirty seconds from the moment she left her car. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
126,684. Doubts were soon raised about the safety of the conviction; in particular, whether someone with Barry George’s disabilities could have pulled off such an efficient murder. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
126,685. Serbia had a reputation for assassinating journalists. (Assassinations & Miscarriage of Justices) ibid.
126,686. It [NCIS report] also highlighted a possible connection between the bullet used to kill Jill Dando and bullets used in assassinations in Germany. (Assassinations & Miscarriage of Justices) ibid.
126,687. Arkan was named as a suspect in a cold case review of the investigation in 2014. By this time he was dead. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
126,688. Events at the BBC: some senior managers and presenters received letters and calls citing the murder as revenge for the NATO bombing campaign. (Assassinations & Miscarriages of Justice) ibid.
131,644. Was national treasure Jill Dando the victim of a revenge attack? … ‘Jill Dando was shot in the back of the head on a quiet London street.’ (Conspiracy & Assassinations) Conspiracy s1e8: Assassinations, Frank Fisher, journalist, History 2019