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1 Julian Simpson Fragments

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Kelly and her parents move to an exclusive village. They are affluent and she has a good education. Yet two months later she has become a murderess. CAST: John Carlisle (Grant) Lesley Sharp (Mrs Ryan) Philip Glenister (Mr Ryan) Sarah Smart (Kelly) Daniel Ryan (Carter/Gym Instructor) Sean Gallagher (Haynes Nicola Walker (Mrs Wilson) Will Keen (Dr Mortimer/Estate Agent).

Broadcast Assistant: Sarah Tombling Sound Engineer: Nick Russell Pavier Producer: Karen Rose

Friday Drama: Fragments First broadcast: Friday 31st August 2007, 21:00 on BBC Radio 4 FM

Teenager Kelly Ryan and her parents move to Pleasant Green, an exclusive village forty minutes from London. They are a nice ordinary family with plenty of money. She has a good education, never been in trouble. But two months later she has murdered a seventy year old retired Royal Marine. Why?

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  1. FRAGMENTS

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