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Barry George, wrongly convicted for the murder of TV presenter Jill Dando, protesting at the Houses of Parliament over the refusal to award him compensation for the 'miscarriage of justice' Featuring: Michelle Diskin, Barry George Where: London, United Kingdom When: 23 Feb 2015 Credit: Peter Maclaine/WENN.com

Barry George, wrongly convicted for the murder of TV presenter Jill Dando, protesting at the Houses of Parliament over the refusal to award him compensation for the 'miscarriage of justice' Featuring: Michelle Diskin, Barry George Where: London, United Kingdom When: 23 Feb 2015 Credit: Peter Maclaine/WENN.com Stock Photo

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