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Topic History of: Jill Dando: hapless hitman theory
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Green Man	www.irishtimes.com/news/serial-fantasist...y-as-killer-1.315990
Green Man	hedda wrote: Green Man wrote: Yet "Police found George's flat strewn with gun and celebrity magazines and papers". Talk about clutching at straws. I saw a documentary on Colin Stagg. The police immediately looked on his book shelves and found a book on true crime or something similar. They immediately asked him about it and put him in a bracket. So is reading a magazines on hobbies and reading non fiction books is now a crime ? an old Plod trick. Consider the sad case of the murder of little Rikki Neave whose mother had a magazine (part of a series available each month in newsagents) on the occult and it was used as "evidence" against her when she was convicted (later found innocent) Mother of murdered Rikki Neave hopes to challenge her child cruelty conviction Exclusive: Ruth Neave aims to overturn 1996 verdict as James Watson is sentenced for six-year-old’s killing www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/jun/23/...viction-james-watson There used to be a ton of Occult book stores in NYC and Long Island. Nearly every big high Street has them. It's not my thing at all but it's a popular subject.
Green Man	My argument is he didn't know her personally. The officer should of said 'have you ever heard of Jill Dando or seen her in the media?'
Jo	Green Man wrote: Yet "Police found George's flat strewn with gun and celebrity magazines and papers". Talk about clutching at straws. I saw a documentary on Colin Stagg. The police immediately looked on his book shelves and found a book on true crime or something similar. They immediately asked him about it and put him in a bracket. So is reading a magazines on hobbies and reading non fiction books is now a crime ? No. The point I was making was that Barry George told MWT that he didn't know who Jill Dando was or where she lived yet had a house full of celebrity magazines. She was everywhere on TV in the late 1990s (see her filmography www.imdb.com/name/nm0199250/), and on the front covers of magazines shortly before she died. Chances are she'd have been in some of the magazines he had. You'd have had to be living under a rock not to know who Jill Dando was, without even needing to have a house full of magazines on celebrities and guns or have a record for developing obsessions about celebrities. So I think George was being deceptive about not knowing who she was. The Nick Ross article I posted in the first post and article by someone who appears to be a gun expert, which Nick Ross links to at the end of his article, answer a lot of questions.
hedda	Green Man wrote: Yet "Police found George's flat strewn with gun and celebrity magazines and papers". Talk about clutching at straws. I saw a documentary on Colin Stagg. The police immediately looked on his book shelves and found a book on true crime or something similar. They immediately asked him about it and put him in a bracket. So is reading a magazines on hobbies and reading non fiction books is now a crime ? an old Plod trick. Consider the sad case of the murder of little Rikki Neave whose mother had a magazine (part of a series available each month in newsagents) on the occult and it was used as "evidence" against her when she was convicted (later found innocent) Mother of murdered Rikki Neave hopes to challenge her child cruelty conviction Exclusive: Ruth Neave aims to overturn 1996 verdict as James Watson is sentenced for six-year-old’s killing www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/jun/23/...viction-james-watson