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21/02/2011
Tony Roe investigates whether the whole truth is known about the 1952 murder of eminent Nottingham scientist Jack Drummond and his family in a remote part of Provence.
In 1952 an eminent Nottingham scientist, his wife and young daughter were murdered in a remote corner of Provence. A 75-year-old French farmer was convicted of the killings. 'L'Affaire Dominici' has inspired books, documentaries and even a film by Orson Welles. But what really happened? Tony Roe revisits the scene and asks whether we know the whole truth.
Last on
Mon 21 Feb 201119:30
BBC One East Midlands
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Marie Ashby |
| Series Editor | Tony Roe |
| Reporter | Tony Roe |
Broadcast
- Mon 21 Feb 201119:30BBC One East Midlands
