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There was an excellent C4 docu about the massive gaps in the police's case against Barry George, the supposed murderer of Jill Dando (Brit TV personality, for our foreign friends)
For those that missed it, the case for his innocence rested on a few main points.
1. Because of his severe epilsely, George is, essentially, educationally sub-normal. A nueoropsychologist described how anyone with his condition would have extreme difficulty in carrying out even the simplest plan or instruction. Yet we are meant to believe that not only did this man deactive a handgun (an engineering feat that would take months of training) but executed a hitman-style murder, and then manage to evade capture for months.
2. Indentification. The police's case rested on one woman's id of George at the site of the crime. The woman admitted she only saw the suspect's face for five seconds, and received feedback after her ID parade from the police that she had 'got the right guy', and this was months before the trial. No wonder she was so sure of her brief glimsp.
Also all eye witnesses described the suspect of having shoulder length hair. George was notorious in his community for having short cropped hair, and two of his regular hairdressers, confirmed this on film.
3. Motive. George was certainly obsessed with Freddy Mercury but nobody who knew him ever heard him mention Jill Dando. The newspapers that the police found, were only after her death. And it is perfectly natural that a man who lives a half a mile away from the scene of a famous crime, would show some interest.
4. Forensics. No forensic scientist is willing to admit that there is no possibility of the speck of bullet casing found on George's coat could not have got there by contamination, due to improper foresnics pratices before the trial.
So classic Met fit-up of a disturbed loser, in order to crack a high-profile case. Makes you wonder what is going on in Soham
For those that missed it, the case for his innocence rested on a few main points.
1. Because of his severe epilsely, George is, essentially, educationally sub-normal. A nueoropsychologist described how anyone with his condition would have extreme difficulty in carrying out even the simplest plan or instruction. Yet we are meant to believe that not only did this man deactive a handgun (an engineering feat that would take months of training) but executed a hitman-style murder, and then manage to evade capture for months.
2. Indentification. The police's case rested on one woman's id of George at the site of the crime. The woman admitted she only saw the suspect's face for five seconds, and received feedback after her ID parade from the police that she had 'got the right guy', and this was months before the trial. No wonder she was so sure of her brief glimsp.
Also all eye witnesses described the suspect of having shoulder length hair. George was notorious in his community for having short cropped hair, and two of his regular hairdressers, confirmed this on film.
3. Motive. George was certainly obsessed with Freddy Mercury but nobody who knew him ever heard him mention Jill Dando. The newspapers that the police found, were only after her death. And it is perfectly natural that a man who lives a half a mile away from the scene of a famous crime, would show some interest.
4. Forensics. No forensic scientist is willing to admit that there is no possibility of the speck of bullet casing found on George's coat could not have got there by contamination, due to improper foresnics pratices before the trial.
So classic Met fit-up of a disturbed loser, in order to crack a high-profile case. Makes you wonder what is going on in Soham