Of course she was popped off by the establishment and the BBC.

The police went for the local wino who had very eccentric traits. Being mentally ill or have eccentric traits is not against the law, unless they need you for a red herring.

I find it scary the police will raid your home, arrest you for having a spec of gunpowder that could of come from anywhere.

Barry George was a wonderer and a loner, he probably found solitude walking the streets. There not much you can do if you are unemployed and a loner. There were probably dozens of people walking in the same street that day.

If BG had BBC in-house magazines, then to me it shows that Barry George is a nerd. He did have a stint on TV doing silly stunts and probably dreamed doing bigger things. I heard he was also a messenger boy for a few months at the BBC.

Barry George needed psychotherapy and not the prison for something he didn't do.


www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1254519...merged-murdered.html

Sorry, don't agree. The family think the cops got the bloke who did it and I think they are correct. Bear in mind there may be evidence that has not been brought into the public domain.

Green Man wrote:
Of course she was popped off by the establishment and the BBC.

I find it scary the police will raid your home, arrest you for having a spec of gunpowder that could of come from anywhere.


Why was she popped off, and do the police actually have these powers?

Paul Carero wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Of course she was popped off by the establishment and the BBC.

I find it scary the police will raid your home, arrest you for having a spec of gunpowder that could of come from anywhere.


Why was she popped off, and do the police actually have these powers?

Not popped off by the police personally.

However I never believed Barry George did it.


www.dailymail.co.uk/textbased/news/text-...urder-Detective.html

tdf wrote:
Sorry, don't agree. The family think the cops got the bloke who did it and I think they are correct. Bear in mind there may be evidence that has not been brought into the public domain.

If that was the case it would have come up at the retrial. George is innocent and incapable of what was a professional hit.

steveimp wrote:
tdf wrote:
Sorry, don't agree. The family think the cops got the bloke who did it and I think they are correct. Bear in mind there may be evidence that has not been brought into the public domain.

If that was the case it would have come up at the retrial. George is innocent and incapable of what was a professional hit.

Every street as a curtain twitcher, they would of noticed someone waiting around the property or pacing. I have heard the Netflix doc is a waste of time.

Barry George is very unhinged but not a killer. He might of had books about the SAS and read Brave Two Zero too many times like Alan Partridge. I have not read it but heard it was done by a ghost-writer and it's fiction. The real Bravo Two Zero never happened like that.

Colin Stagg had a book on true crime or the occult and police tried to use that as motive.

We all bought and read strange books in our 20s, budget book shops have a shit-load of them.

steveimp wrote:
tdf wrote:
Sorry, don't agree. The family think the cops got the bloke who did it and I think they are correct. Bear in mind there may be evidence that has not been brought into the public domain.

If that was the case it would have come up at the retrial. George is innocent and incapable of what was a professional hit.

it reeks of professionalism. Wonder why her?

hedda wrote:
steveimp wrote:
tdf wrote:
Sorry, don't agree. The family think the cops got the bloke who did it and I think they are correct. Bear in mind there may be evidence that has not been brought into the public domain.

If that was the case it would have come up at the retrial. George is innocent and incapable of what was a professional hit.

it reeks of professionalism. Wonder why her?

She knew too much and the police know that.

Green Man wrote:
Of course she was popped off by the establishment and the BBC.


How, pray, did the BBC 'pop off' one of its most popular presenters. Also: why? Even by the usual standards of BBC bashing, this is bizarre.

Hedda wrote, "It reeks of professionalism. Wonder why her?"

UK Journalist Jill Dando's appeal for aid for the Kosovar Albanian refugees had been shown on BBC television three weeks before her murder. Also opposing Serbia in Kosovo, journalist Slavko Ćuruvija was assassinated outside his home in Belgrade just a few days before Dando's murder, and the method used in both cases was identical.

In early 1999, the UK and NATO were involved in the Kosovo War, opposing Serbia. Immediately after the Dando killing a number of telephone calls were made to the BBC and other media outlets claiming responsibility for the killing on behalf of Serb groups. These calls stated that the murder was revenge for the NATO bombing campaign in Serbia, and threatened further killings.

At Barry George's first trial, his defence barrister, Michael Mansfield, proposed that the Serbian warlord Arkan had ordered Dando's assassination in retaliation for the NATO bombing of the RTS headquarters. Mansfield suggested that Dando's earlier presentation of an appeal for aid for Kosovar Albanian refugees may have attracted the attention of Bosnian-Serb hardliners.

In 2019, it was reported that the British National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) had given an intelligence report to the Dando murder enquiry claiming that the murder was in retaliation for the RTS bombing and Arkan had ordered the killing. The report highlighted a possible connection between the bullet used to kill Dando and bullets used in assassinations in Germany, namely handmade markings found on them. In 2019, four men of the Serbian Secret Service were convicted of this murder.

In 2002, journalist Bob Woffinden had advanced the view that a Yugoslav group was behind the Dando killing and, in various newspaper articles, contested all the grounds on which the police had dismissed this possibility.

what did she know too much about?

Whole Truth wrote:
Hedda wrote, "It reeks of professionalism. Wonder why her?"

UK Journalist Jill Dando's appeal for aid for the Kosovar Albanian refugees had been shown on BBC television three weeks before her murder. Also opposing Serbia in Kosovo, journalist Slavko Ćuruvija was assassinated outside his home in Belgrade just a few days before Dando's murder, and the method used in both cases was identical.

In early 1999, the UK and NATO were involved in the Kosovo War, opposing Serbia. Immediately after the Dando killing a number of telephone calls were made to the BBC and other media outlets claiming responsibility for the killing on behalf of Serb groups. These calls stated that the murder was revenge for the NATO bombing campaign in Serbia, and threatened further killings.

At Barry George's first trial, his defence barrister, Michael Mansfield, proposed that the Serbian warlord Arkan had ordered Dando's assassination in retaliation for the NATO bombing of the RTS headquarters. Mansfield suggested that Dando's earlier presentation of an appeal for aid for Kosovar Albanian refugees may have attracted the attention of Bosnian-Serb hardliners.

In 2019, it was reported that the British National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) had given an intelligence report to the Dando murder enquiry claiming that the murder was in retaliation for the RTS bombing and Arkan had ordered the killing. The report highlighted a possible connection between the bullet used to kill Dando and bullets used in assassinations in Germany, namely handmade markings found on them. In 2019, four men of the Serbian Secret Service were convicted of this murder.

In 2002, journalist Bob Woffinden had advanced the view that a Yugoslav group was behind the Dando killing and, in various newspaper articles, contested all the grounds on which the police had dismissed this possibility.

That's one strong theory another is she knew the kiddie diddlers in the establishment. She was going to do an exposure. Unlikely but plausible.

Dead men tell no tales.

Rick wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Of course she was popped off by the establishment and the BBC.


How, pray, did the BBC 'pop off' one of its most popular presenters. Also: why? Even by the usual standards of BBC bashing, this is bizarre.

The media is not on our side.

Warlords ordered the assassination of a TV presenter because of NATO bombing...

Wyot wrote:
Warlords ordered the assassination of a TV presenter because of NATO bombing...

It's a theory that has been been floating around for years.

She upset one someone big Royalty perhaps? However it was not Barry George.

hedda wrote:
steveimp wrote:
tdf wrote:
Sorry, don't agree. The family think the cops got the bloke who did it and I think they are correct. Bear in mind there may be evidence that has not been brought into the public domain.

If that was the case it would have come up at the retrial. George is innocent and incapable of what was a professional hit.

it reeks of professionalism. Wonder why her?

It makes me think more and more it was an accidental hit. There is no sense to it that to me is the only sense to it - that it makes no sense other than accidental. The 'hitman' got the wrong person and may not have had a clue who she was.

Green Man wrote:
Whole Truth wrote:
Hedda wrote, "It reeks of professionalism. Wonder why her?"

UK Journalist Jill Dando's appeal for aid for the Kosovar Albanian refugees had been shown on BBC television three weeks before her murder. Also opposing Serbia in Kosovo, journalist Slavko Ćuruvija was assassinated outside his home in Belgrade just a few days before Dando's murder, and the method used in both cases was identical.

In early 1999, the UK and NATO were involved in the Kosovo War, opposing Serbia. Immediately after the Dando killing a number of telephone calls were made to the BBC and other media outlets claiming responsibility for the killing on behalf of Serb groups. These calls stated that the murder was revenge for the NATO bombing campaign in Serbia, and threatened further killings.

At Barry George's first trial, his defence barrister, Michael Mansfield, proposed that the Serbian warlord Arkan had ordered Dando's assassination in retaliation for the NATO bombing of the RTS headquarters. Mansfield suggested that Dando's earlier presentation of an appeal for aid for Kosovar Albanian refugees may have attracted the attention of Bosnian-Serb hardliners.

In 2019, it was reported that the British National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) had given an intelligence report to the Dando murder enquiry claiming that the murder was in retaliation for the RTS bombing and Arkan had ordered the killing. The report highlighted a possible connection between the bullet used to kill Dando and bullets used in assassinations in Germany, namely handmade markings found on them. In 2019, four men of the Serbian Secret Service were convicted of this murder.

In 2002, journalist Bob Woffinden had advanced the view that a Yugoslav group was behind the Dando killing and, in various newspaper articles, contested all the grounds on which the police had dismissed this possibility.

That's one strong theory another is she knew the kiddie diddlers in the establishment. She was going to do an exposure. Unlikely but plausible.

Dead men tell no tales.

That's 1+1 equalling 345. There is absolutely no evidence of it and if people were dying because of that, surely one of the alleged victims (the sister member of a 1970s/80s Pop Group) would have been a target and not her?

To those who still ask why a UK 'TV Presenter'/journalist's high profile appeal for the refugees victims of Serbian War Crimes, was 3-weeks later 'professionally' killed outside her London home?

Also ask why, 2-weeks before Dando's murder and also strongly opposing Serbia in Kosovo, journalist Slavko Ćuruvija was 'professionally' killed outside his Belgrade home; with the close-contact method in both cases so similar?

Whole Truth wrote:
To those who still ask why a UK 'TV Presenter'/journalist's high profile appeal for the refugees victims of Serbian War Crimes, was 3-weeks later 'professionally' killed outside her London home?

Also ask why, 2-weeks before Dando's murder and also strongly opposing Serbia in Kosovo, journalist Slavko Ćuruvija was 'professionally' killed outside his Belgrade home; with the close-contact method in both cases so similar?

Before (if we really have to) we ask any of this can we please explore what the phrase non-sequiter means?

Whole Truth wrote:
To those who still ask why a UK 'TV Presenter'/journalist's high profile appeal for the refugees victims of Serbian War Crimes, was 3-weeks later 'professionally' killed outside her London home?



I would say study and internalise what the phrase non-sequitur means...