30 Jun 2016 17:10:06 Crimewatch presenter, Nick Ross talks about the… · #9363

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30 Jun 2016 17:10:06
Crimewatch presenter, Nick Ross talks about the Jill Dando murder.


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Rian
01 Jul 2016 22:33:57
So he thinks Barry George did it. No surprise there. Just shows how embedded in the MSM official narrative he is. Smug little person.
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hsf
02 Jul 2016 13:43:59
From what I've read. Jill was continuously pushing for organised crime in Kent and London to be smashed to bits. People like Ian Tucker (a former Kray soldier) getting constant harassment from the police because of her. Then when £53 million went missing, she suddenly gets clipped. I don't think this has anything to do with msm or anyone high up in the government. This was an organised crime "hit".
{Ed033's Note - There was some speculation that as a lot of people at The BBC knew at least part of what Saville was up to, that Jill Dando was also pushing for something to be done about Saville. Obviously Saville was too involved with the establishment to ever be allowed to be convicted while he was alive.

The reason i think there was government agency involvement is; can organised crime control the Jill Dando murder case to the point of ignoring any real evidence and get Barry George convicted when there was no evidence of Barry George's involvement in the first place?

Organised crime was allegedly involved in the JFK assassination but can organised crime completely control the JFK assassination coverup?
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hsf
03 Jul 2016 16:44:26
Yes I do Ed, I firmly believe that Mafioso types are more than capable of keeping things quiet and under control.

Consider that Al Capone, John Gotti (who used to openly talk to the media about his business) and other big mob figures have had Judges, Police officers, Senators, Gvt officials and more on their pay-roll. It's still happening today with the Gambino family.

They can do a lot more than people think and anyone who says "the mafia is dead" are so, so wrong.
{Ed033's Note - If Al Capone was able to control stuff at a high level, why would he have himself arrested and put in prison?
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hsf
03 Jul 2016 18:16:48
Come on Ed, he was convicted for tax evasion and given an extra 6 months for feigning illness and being in contempt of court. They had the evidence and the witnesses to put him away for life, citing murder, racketeering, smuggling etc etc. But 11 years for Tax evasion? He had to pay something like $250,000 in back taxes and that was it, no mention of the people he killed or had killed.

And if they knew he was evading taxes, then they would surely investigate what he wasn't paying tax on? Then convict him on those charges too?

I don't mean to offend when saying this, so I do apologise if it offends, but if you're smart enough to know the Government are corrupt and doing some horrible things, then it's naive to think that these guys are not having an influence, if not being THE influence in such matters.
{Ed033's Note - Yes organised crime is involved with government agencies but they're used as lower down useful idiot types. My point is that someone like Al Capone could not cover up the JFK murder or even the Jill Dando murder, could not cover up 7/7 or 9/11. This takes place at a higher level than Mafia bosses like Al Capone.
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kingkenny7
03 Jul 2016 23:03:05
good points hsf and ed033, the mafia will never die, whilst they and government agencies work so well together, let's face it they can't rat on each other, and if they try they just wind up dead, and because of there occupations, no one bats a eye.
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