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Topic History of: Barry George/Jill Dando
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Green Man |
Jo wrote:
Interesting points, GM. I didn't know that Barry George was questioned over the Rachel Nickell murder. It certainly seems plausible that he could have been an innocent man who panicked in case he was questioned over the Jill Dando murder and tried to give himself an alibi. Or he could have been the guilty party.]
He could be but I don't think he is.
At 1040 BST that morning, window cleaner Alan Taylor, who was working nearby, saw a person with light coloured hair, smartly dressed in a light grey two-piece suit talking into a mobile phone.
This was about the time Ms Dando would have pulled up outside her front door, the newspaper reports.
The suspect was seen loitering outside Ms Dando's house and was described as looking like an estate agent.
Mr Taylor was the only person to see the person he described, and told them the person was stocky, 5ft 8in tall, with blonde hair.
But the newspaper says he has since complained that police did not take his description seriously, or made sufficient appeals to find them.
He believes the person he saw "could be female".
More police incompetence then.
So was the woman, the ex-wife of Alan Farthing, or a relative? The divorce was finalised in 1999, a few months before the murder.
A woman scorned can be very dangerous. Another suspect, IMHO.
Crimping rounds is common mainly for rifles, even then it's not really needed, but you don't do need to do it with 9mm. |
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Jo |
Interesting points, GM. I didn't know that Barry George was questioned over the Rachel Nickell murder. It certainly seems plausible that he could have been an innocent man who panicked in case he was questioned over the Jill Dando murder and tried to give himself an alibi. Or he could have been the guilty party. |
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Green Man |
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/414562.stm
At 1040 BST that morning, window cleaner Alan Taylor, who was working nearby, saw a person with light coloured hair, smartly dressed in a light grey two-piece suit talking into a mobile phone.
This was about the time Ms Dando would have pulled up outside her front door, the newspaper reports.
The suspect was seen loitering outside Ms Dando's house and was described as looking like an estate agent.
Mr Taylor was the only person to see the person he described, and told them the person was stocky, 5ft 8in tall, with blonde hair.
But the newspaper says he has since complained that police did not take his description seriously, or made sufficient appeals to find them.
He believes the person he saw "could be female".
"I can't believe the police haven't considered this before," he told The Sunday Mirror.
Was the man with blonde ever questioned, or was he too posh and well spoken to be a suspect? Police and media love the eccentrics. Christopher Jefferies came to mind, he looked like an Andy Warhol impersonator, he made a good story for the MSM and another easy pick for the police.
www.independent.co.uk/news/media/press/c...rusader-9217643.html
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Green Man |
I wonder why Nick Ross said he would watch kiddie porn. Is Nick Ross just a posh Chris Langham and Gary Glitter?
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2334981...ild-pornography.html
theweek.com/uk-news/53360/nick-ross-i-wo...ch-child-pornography
www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment...ape-row-8641953.html
www.express.co.uk/comment/columnists/van...ch-child-pornography |
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Green Man |
hedda wrote:
I can't be bothered to go back and view the police interview but I thought the interviewing cop said to Barry George that a suspect had been spotted leaving the scene wearing the same style coat as George may have been wearing that day, rather than what I thought cops had always said that there were several suspect people seen in the area that day.
Of course the police are actually allowed to lie during their investigations if it gets to the truth.
Interesting how that cop also says very now and then, "did you kill Jill Dando" as though to catch him out
I would not be surprised if the police got a gun from their lock-up and used it as evidence in court. I don't trust the fuzz, they want a conviction, but they don't care if the person is innocent or not.
I am sure many people wear similar coats. I am no body language expert, but when people repeat the question that is given to them, it buys them time to give an excuse and make up something, nor did he sit arms folded or hold his head down. |
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