Letter of the Law - R. D. Wingfield | Radio Drama

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In the radio play "Letter of the Law" by R.D. Wingfield, a skeptical Superintendent voices his strong disapproval of working with a controversial character who he deems as 'trash' and argues that this individual should have been removed from the police force. This tension sets the stage for the drama that unfolds.
R.D. Wingfield, renowned for his creation of Inspector Jack Frost, wrote numerous radio plays between 1968 and 1987. His work is characterized by intricate plots, sharp dialogue, and surprising twists. His characters, such as the renowned Inspector Jack Frost, originally brought to life by actors like Leslie Sands and later Derek Martin on radio, and David Jason on television, are often embroiled in complex situations involving themes like insurance fraud and bomb disposal.
"Letter of the Law" fits seamlessly into Wingfield's repertoire of intelligent and engaging mystery plays, showcasing his ability to captivate listeners with unexpected developments and clever narrative turns. The play exemplifies Wingfield's knack for detail and characterization, further solidifying his legacy in the realm of radio drama.

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Great wee drama. Love Wingfield's plays, they're always really engrossing with great characters.

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What an ending! Didn't see that coming. Thank you.

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Brilliant.Thank you.

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Thankyou

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I kept changing my suspicions until the end, when I realized they were all wrong. A fun story.

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Thank you. ❤

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Not for me this is. Or how actual police men and women act.