Blood on the page [sound recording] /
by Harding, Thomas [author,].
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SoundPublisher: Rearsby : Clipper Audiobooks, 2018Description: 9 CDs (645 min.) : digital, stereo.ISBN: 9781510079847 (CDs) :.Classification number: 364.1523 HARSubject(s): Chappelow, Allan -- Death and burial | Yam, Wang -- Trials, litigation, etc | Murder -- England -- London | Murder -- Investigation -- England -- London | Audiobooks | CrimeNarrated by the author.Summary: In June 2006, police were called to 9 Downshire Hill in Hampstead to investigate reports of unusual card activity. The owner of the house, Allan Chappelow, was an award-winning photographer and biographer, and a notorious recluse, who had not been seen for several weeks. Inside they found piles of rubbish, trees growing through the floor, and, in what was once the living room, the body of Chappelow, battered to death, and buried under four-feet of page proofs. The man eventually convicted of his murder was a Chinese dissident named Wang Yam: the grandson of one of Mao's closest aides, and a key negotiator in the Tiananmen Square protests. His trial was the first in the UK to be held 'in camera': behind closed doors, and without access to the press or public. Yam has always protested his innocence - admitting to the card fraud, but claiming no knowledge of the murder.
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| 364.0942 BAR Death comes knocking | 364.1336 LEW Operation relentless / | 364.1523 CHA Adnan's story: the truth | 364.1523 HAR Blood on the page | 364.1523 PAT Murder thy neighbour | 438 THO German: | 438.2421 MCN Beginner's German / |
In June 2006, police were called to 9 Downshire Hill in Hampstead to investigate reports of unusual card activity. The owner of the house, Allan Chappelow, was an award-winning photographer and biographer, and a notorious recluse, who had not been seen for several weeks. Inside they found piles of rubbish, trees growing through the floor, and, in what was once the living room, the body of Chappelow, battered to death, and buried under four-feet of page proofs. The man eventually convicted of his murder was a Chinese dissident named Wang Yam: the grandson of one of Mao's closest aides, and a key negotiator in the Tiananmen Square protests. His trial was the first in the UK to be held 'in camera': behind closed doors, and without access to the press or public. Yam has always protested his innocence - admitting to the card fraud, but claiming no knowledge of the murder.
Narrated by the author.
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