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RD Wingfield: Post Mortem Shock & 2 more radioplays

Heard
1990
Episodes
3
Language
English

POST MORTEM SHOCK....1977

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A man is found, apparently shot dead by an intruder, but the post mortem shows he died of a heart attack. Was he killed by an intruder? Or is the house haunted, like his wife claims?

A SECOND CLASS RISK....1973 This isn't the usual petty run-of-the-mill claim. The week he died, Beaumont insured his life for £50,000. "I like to see the ink dry on a policy before I pay out". With Penelope Lee, John Rye, Geoffrey Matthews, Peter Pratt, Simon Lack, Kate Binchy, Philip Weston, Olwen Griffiths, Fraser Kerr

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. a second class risk

    No date given · 46 min

  2. post mortem shock

    No date given · 44 min

  3. winner takes the kitty

    No date given · 30 min

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  1. RD Wingfield: Post Mortem Shock & 2 more radioplays

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