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Barry George Interview

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For anyone who missed the Barry George interview on “This Morning”, on 2nd August, the complete interview can be found HERE.   It begins 20 minutes 27 seconds into the video.  PLEASE NOTE that if you’re not in the STV area you can find the video on the ITV Hub for your own region.

 

Press reaction can be found at:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/jill-dandos-killer-finally-found-13020582

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http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/this-morning/news/a863005/this-morning-eamonn-holmes-cuts-off-barry-george-jill-dando-murder/

It’s unfortunate that Barry was cut off when he was, since he was on the point of explaining that he had not registered on CCTV despite its blanket coverage of the area.   We understand that the interview was terminated when it was on the advice of ITV’s lawyers.

 

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