Barry George.

Let him have his fun after those years inside. He's clearly a ****** - and a fool and his money are soon parted, so his gotten gains will soon be spread around to others.
 
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he shouldn't be allowed to sell his story to the papers.
How do you propose that he is prevented?

Abandon the now entrenched free enterprise principles of the market economy that everyone now holds dear?

Censor free speech?

Imprison him?

Or, somewhat more practically, you could stop giving money to the publishers of such kill-and-tell stories. Moreover, you could stop buying anything that makes overblown celebrities out of TV presenters, which is the element that features hugely in the death of Jill Dando in the first place.
 
Not the first person with 'problems' to have been done by over enthusiastic cozzers..

Remember Steven Kishco?
 
he shouldn't be allowed to sell his story to the papers.
How do you propose that he is prevented?

Abandon the now entrenched free enterprise principles of the market economy that everyone now holds dear?

Censor free speech?

Imprison him?

Or, somewhat more practically, you could stop giving money to the publishers of such kill-and-tell stories. Moreover, you could stop buying anything that makes overblown celebrities out of TV presenters, which is the element that features hugely in the death of Jill Dando in the first place.
Just because he is a bit mad dosen't mean he isn't bad, he admitts he stalks women, he has convictions for rape any money he gets should be used to compensate his victims.
 
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Blimey, read this from Wikipedia...

In 1980, after a failed attempt to join the Metropolitan Police, George posed as a policeman having obtained false warrant cards. For this he was arrested and taken to court, where he appeared in glam rock clothing and stated his name to be Paul Gadd, a revival of his Gary Glitter fixation[5] and the name under which he was charged. At Kingston Magistrate's Court he was fined £25.[6] In the same year, George was charged and acquitted of indecent assault, but shortly afterwards he was convicted on a similar charge for which he received a suspended three-month sentence.[7]

In 1983 George was convicted at the Old Bailey under the pseudonym of 'Steve Majors' for the attempted rape of a woman in his apartment block and served 23 months of a 33 month sentence.[7] Shortly before this, as was revealed after his arrest for the Dando murder, George had been found attempting to break into Kensington Palace, at that time the home of Diana, Princess of Wales. He had been discovered on one occasion hiding in the grounds wearing a balaclava and carrying a knife, and in possession of a poem he had written to Prince Charles.[4]

In May 1989 George married a Japanese student, Itsuko Toide, in what Ms Toide described as a marriage "of convenience – but nonetheless violent and terrifying."[8] After four months she reported an assault to the police; George was charged, but the case was dropped before coming to court, and the marriage ended.[7]

A psychologist studying Barry George since his arrest for the Dando murder concluded that he was suffering from several different personality disorders, stating that he has an IQ of 75 and suffers from epilepsy.[5]
 
Clearly a ******. But a soon to be quite well off one, nonetheless.
 
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