Netflix shares first take a look at true crime collection on unsolved homicide of Jill Dando
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nvestigators will be seen questioning the unsolved homicide of BBC broadcaster Jill Dando in a brand new trailer for the upcoming Netflix collection on the high-profile case.
The former Crimewatch presenter was shot and killed aged 37 outdoors her residence in Fulham, west London, on April 26 1999.
A brand new three-part collection titled Who Killed Jill Dando?, which will probably be launched on September 26, will take viewers by means of Dando’s life and the true crime thriller which continues to mystify specialists and the general public.
The collection will characteristic her buddies, journalists, investigators and attorneys questioning what actually occurred on that fateful day.
In the trailer, Dando will be seen in archive clips presenting and receiving awards as numerous voiceovers say: “Jill was at the top of her game… she was the nation’s sweetheart… the golden girl of British television murdered on her doorstep in broad daylight.”
The teaser video additionally displays the varied theories of who could have been behind the homicide, together with Barry George.
George was initially convicted for the homicide of Dando and imprisoned for eight years earlier than later being acquitted and launched after a retrial.
Clips of George characteristic within the trailer, together with a scene the place he says: “It makes me angry that they’ve taken eight years of my life.”
Loose Women panellist Jane Moore additionally options within the documentary teaser, saying: “To be sitting here 24 years on and saying that we still do not know who killed Jill Dando is mind boggling.”
Outside of her work on Crimewatch, Dando was additionally seen in the course of the Nineteen Eighties and Nineties on BBC reveals together with journey present Holiday and The Antiques Inspectors.
She started as a reporter at her native paper The Weston Mercury in Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, earlier than shifting to the morning programme Breakfast Time, which later grew to become BBC Breakfast.
The upcoming Netflix collection will chronicle her life by means of a mixture of archive, new analysis and interviews.
The mission is directed by Marcus Plowright, identified for Fred And Rose West: Reopened and govt produced by Emma Cooper, who labored on The Mystery Of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes.