‘The Lady’ set to follow Fergie’s ‘killer dresser’ Jane Andrews — who stabbed her boyfriend to death after working for the royal

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said in a statement on Wednesday.ITV has covered Andrews’ story before. In 2020, the network released a documentary about her case called “Fergie’s Killer Dresser: The Jane Andrews Story.”Andrews garnered the nickname “the fatal attraction killer” after having worked for the Duchess of York for nearly a decade at the time of Cressman’s murder.

Andrews reportedly landed the job at Buckingham Palace after she answered an anonymous advertisement in search of a personal dresser posted in “The Lady” magazine.

Six months later, Ferguson hired Andrews at just 21 years old.Andrews and Ferguson allegedly hit it off right away, with the duchess even giving Andrews the affectionate nickname “Lady Jane.” However, during the murder trial, Andrews was portrayed as a relentless social climber who was obsessed with the royal and tried to copy everything about her.In 1998, Andrews began a romantic affair with Cressman, a former stockbroker.

In September 2000, the pair went on vacation together where Cressman reportedly rejected the idea of marrying Andrews. Once home, the former couple argued and Cressman called the cops fearing for his safety.