Show Notes
Two decades ago, a talented and much-loved TV presenter, Jill Dando, was shot outside her London home in broad daylight, with a single bullet to the head. An extensive investigation followed, resulting in one man's conviction and imprisonment, for the cold-blooded murder—just for him to be acquitted eight years later.
Today, despite the police naming over 2,000 potential suspects over the years, Jill Dando's death remains unsolved, leaving us to ask the question... Who Killed Jill Dando?
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