by David James Smith (Author)
On 26 April 1999, BBC presenter and 'Golden Girl' Jill Dando was gunned down outside her home in a quiet West London street - in broad daylight. It was a seemingly senseless killing that stunned the nation. There were rumours of hired gunmen and revenge killings, but the man seen leaving the scene of the crime was not identified until much later, when local man Barry George was charged and put on trial and subsequently found guilty of Jill's murder. Three years after Jill's death prizewinning reporter David James Smith's book - written with the co-operation of Jill's family, fiance Alan Farthing, and the police - supplies the richly detailed context of one of the most enduring murder mysteries of modern times.
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 384
Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 23 May 2002
ISBN 10: 0316859389
ISBN 13: 9780316859387
Book Overview: * Ad campaign in THE MIRROR, SUN, DAILY TELEGRAPH and DAILY MAIL to run on the 3rd anniversary of Jill Dando's murder * Author PR activity to include media interviews * Review and feature coverage * Serialisation