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R.D. Wingfield As T. Smith Hate Mail

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R.D. Wingfield Hate Mail (as T. Smith) Sgt. Wicker's last week before retirement starts out with a less than thrilling case of a vandalised garden. It soon escalates to something very much nastier. Directed By:…….Matthew Walters Det Sgt Wicker:……William Simons Det Con Blake:…….Ian Targett Jill Compton:……..Joanna MacKie Mark Compton:……..Philip Sully Ada:…….Barbara Atkinson Dr Stanton:…….Laurence Payne Wardley:………Norman Bird Jane Bradbury:……..Diana Katis Sgt Clark:……Michael Tudor Barnes Hate Mail Thu 25th Aug 1988, 15:00 on BBC Radio 4 FM The crime novelist Rodney Wingfield, died aged 79, August 2007, of cancer. His last broadcast play was Hate Mail in 1988, under the pseudonym T. Smith.

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  1. Hate Mail

    No date given · 59 min

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