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14/12/2007
Barry George Denies Jill Dando Murder
Barry George has pleaded not guilty to the murder of BBC TV presenter Jill Dando, during a hearing at the Old Bailey on Friday morning.
The 47-year-old was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2001 for the murder of Miss Dando, who was shot dead outside her house in Fulham, west London, in April 1999.
However, the Court of Appeal quashed his conviction last month, because of doubts over gunshot discharge residue evidence.
A retrial will take place on June 2.
(KMcA)
The 47-year-old was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2001 for the murder of Miss Dando, who was shot dead outside her house in Fulham, west London, in April 1999.
However, the Court of Appeal quashed his conviction last month, because of doubts over gunshot discharge residue evidence.
A retrial will take place on June 2.
(KMcA)
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Police investigating the murder of BBC television presenter Jill Dando, say they are examining new claims that she was killed by a Serbian gunman. Several witnesses have come forward claiming they heard a West Midlands criminal of Serb descent confess to the killing of the Crimewatch presenter, in revenge for the Nato bombing of Belgrade.
Serbian 'Boasted Of Jill Dando Revenge Murder'
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22 August 2007
Barry George Refused Bail In Dando Appeal Case
Barry George, the man convicted of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando, has been refused bail ahead of his second appeal hearing. The appeal will be made in November at the Court of Appeal, following a referral by the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
Barry George Refused Bail In Dando Appeal Case
Barry George, the man convicted of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando, has been refused bail ahead of his second appeal hearing. The appeal will be made in November at the Court of Appeal, following a referral by the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
20 June 2007
Second appeal granted in Jill Dando murder case
Barry George, the man convicted of murdering television presenter Jill Dando, has won the right to a second appeal. The case was referred to the Court of Appeal following a review by the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
Second appeal granted in Jill Dando murder case
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09 May 2006
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01 August 2008
Old Bailey Clears George Of Dando Murder
Barry George has been cleared at the Old Bailey of the murder of television presenter Jill Dando. Mr George, 48, was found not guilty of murder after his second trial and two appeals. Mr George has maintained his innocence after being originally found guilty of murder in 2001.
Old Bailey Clears George Of Dando Murder
Barry George has been cleared at the Old Bailey of the murder of television presenter Jill Dando. Mr George, 48, was found not guilty of murder after his second trial and two appeals. Mr George has maintained his innocence after being originally found guilty of murder in 2001.
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