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BBC said:
Ms Burley met Mr George when she interviewed him following his acquittal on appeal for the murder of BBC TV presenter Jill Dando.
Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
I fail to see how this can be construed as harassment?Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
robinhood21 said:
BBC said:
Ms Burley met Mr George when she interviewed him following his acquittal on appeal for the murder of BBC TV presenter Jill Dando.
Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
I fail to see how this can be construed as harassment?Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
Olf said:
robinhood21 said:
BBC said:
Ms Burley met Mr George when she interviewed him following his acquittal on appeal for the murder of BBC TV presenter Jill Dando.
Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
I fail to see how this can be construed as harassment?Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
Vesuvius 996 said:
Olf said:
robinhood21 said:
BBC said:
Ms Burley met Mr George when she interviewed him following his acquittal on appeal for the murder of BBC TV presenter Jill Dando.
Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
I fail to see how this can be construed as harassment?Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
Twonk.
ktard.
Olf said:
robinhood21 said:
BBC said:
Ms Burley met Mr George when she interviewed him following his acquittal on appeal for the murder of BBC TV presenter Jill Dando.
Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
I fail to see how this can be construed as harassment?Two weeks ago Mr George arrived at the Sky News headquarters in Osterley, west London.
A Sky source told the BBC: "Barry George came to the building and asked for a copy of the interview. Kay was not in that day and he didn't get past reception."
TBH, i feel really sorry for this guy. It's a clear as day he's not right in the head but is he really a danger?
For the rest of his life he'll always be 'The guy who shot Jill Dando' whether he did it or not.
The guy obviously isn't a professional asassin as he would have left more evedence at the scene, in all honesty who could shoot someone on their doorstep and get away without anyone seeing?
It had to be a professional hit, even the police think that now.
If Barry George really is dangerous then, by all means lock him up, but i can't be the only one who thinks he's a sad lonely individual (possibly with severe mental problems) who is incapable of dealing with real life.
For the rest of his life he'll always be 'The guy who shot Jill Dando' whether he did it or not.
The guy obviously isn't a professional asassin as he would have left more evedence at the scene, in all honesty who could shoot someone on their doorstep and get away without anyone seeing?
It had to be a professional hit, even the police think that now.
If Barry George really is dangerous then, by all means lock him up, but i can't be the only one who thinks he's a sad lonely individual (possibly with severe mental problems) who is incapable of dealing with real life.
LHDisbest said:
TBH, i feel really sorry for this guy. It's a clear as day he's not right in the head but is he really a danger?
For the rest of his life he'll always be 'The guy who shot Jill Dando' whether he did it or not.
The guy obviously isn't a professional asassin as he would have left more evedence at the scene, in all honesty who could shoot someone on their doorstep and get away without anyone seeing?
It had to be a professional hit, even the police think that now.
If Barry George really is dangerous then, by all means lock him up, but i can't be the only one who thinks he's a sad lonely individual (possibly with severe mental problems) who is incapable of dealing with real life.
You wouldn't be saying that if you were Kirsty Young.For the rest of his life he'll always be 'The guy who shot Jill Dando' whether he did it or not.
The guy obviously isn't a professional asassin as he would have left more evedence at the scene, in all honesty who could shoot someone on their doorstep and get away without anyone seeing?
It had to be a professional hit, even the police think that now.
If Barry George really is dangerous then, by all means lock him up, but i can't be the only one who thinks he's a sad lonely individual (possibly with severe mental problems) who is incapable of dealing with real life.
Olf said:
LHDisbest said:
TBH, i feel really sorry for this guy. It's a clear as day he's not right in the head but is he really a danger?
For the rest of his life he'll always be 'The guy who shot Jill Dando' whether he did it or not.
The guy obviously isn't a professional asassin as he would have left more evedence at the scene, in all honesty who could shoot someone on their doorstep and get away without anyone seeing?
It had to be a professional hit, even the police think that now.
If Barry George really is dangerous then, by all means lock him up, but i can't be the only one who thinks he's a sad lonely individual (possibly with severe mental problems) who is incapable of dealing with real life.
You wouldn't be saying that if you were Kirsty Young.For the rest of his life he'll always be 'The guy who shot Jill Dando' whether he did it or not.
The guy obviously isn't a professional asassin as he would have left more evedence at the scene, in all honesty who could shoot someone on their doorstep and get away without anyone seeing?
It had to be a professional hit, even the police think that now.
If Barry George really is dangerous then, by all means lock him up, but i can't be the only one who thinks he's a sad lonely individual (possibly with severe mental problems) who is incapable of dealing with real life.
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