Episode 5
Alan Tealing must decide whether to trust Nilsen and act on the information he's been given.
Peter Firth reads from James Robertson's powerful new novel inspired by some of the aspects and events surrounding the Lockerbie bombing.
Alan Tealing has spent two decades conducting his own investigation into the bombing of the airplane in which his wife and daughter were killed. After an enlightening visit from a former CIA man, Tealing must decide whether to trust the information he's been given and travel to Australia to confront the trial's key witness face-to-face.
Read by Peter Firth.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Reader | Peter Firth |
| Producer | Kirsteen Cameron |
| Author | James Robertson |
Broadcast
- Fri 28 Jun 201322:45BBC Radio 4
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