First look at Jill Dando series from Netflix exploring unsolved murder of 'golden girl of British TV'

Jill Dando's murder remains unsolved 24 years after she was killed, and a new Netflix documentary is set to examine the possible events that led the the death of the 'golden girl of British television'. A new trailer has been released for the upcoming three-part series Who Killed Jill Dando?

Investigators can be seen questioning the unsolved murder of the BBC broadcaster during the high-profile case. The former Crimewatch presenter was shot and killed aged 37 outside her home in Fulham, west London, on April 26, 1999.

The series will be released on September 26 and is set to take viewers through Dando’s life and the true crime mystery which continues to mystify experts and the public. The series will feature her friends, journalists, investigators and lawyers questioning what really happened on that fateful day.

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In the trailer, Dando can be seen in archive clips presenting and receiving awards as various 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 also reflects various theories of who may have been behind the murder, including Barry George. George was originally convicted for the murder of Dando and imprisoned for eight years before later being acquitted and released after a retrial.

Clips of George feature in the trailer, including a scene where he says: “It makes me angry that they’ve taken eight years of my life.”

Loose Women panellist Jane Moore also features in the documentary teaser, saying: “To be sitting here 24 years on and saying that we still do not know who killed Jill Dando is