Met Police are re-examining enhanced Tube station footage nearly three decades after the BBC star's killing, as scrutiny intensifies around a controversial new suspect theory. Share For more than a quarter of a century, the murder of Jill Dando has haunted Britain. A single gunshot on a quiet Fulham street. No proven killer. No clear motive. And a trail of unanswered questions that continues to fascinate detectives, journalists and the public alike. Now, 27 years after the beloved BBC presenter was shot dead on her own doorstep, a fresh development has reignited interest in one of the country's most baffling unsolved crimes. The Metropolitan Police have confirmed they are re-examining CCTV footage captured shortly after Dando's murder, using modern enhancement technology that was unavailable when the investigation began in 1999. The footage centres on an unidentified figure known as "Man X", who was caught on camera at Putney ...
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