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Murder Not Proven?

on BBC One London

Based on the book by JACK HOUSE
In addition to the normal verdicts in English law of guilty or not guilty, there is a third, unique to Scottish law: not proven.
In a dramatised reconstruction ot three famous Scottish murder cases we ask - did the jury make the right decision, was 'murder not proven. 3: A Big Romping Boy by ERIC MACDONALD
Merrett ,
'John Donald Merrett , the charges against you are: On 17 March 1926, in the flat ... then occupied by Bertha Merrett , your mother, you did shoot her in the head ... whereby she was so severely injured that she died on 1 April 1926... and you did murder her.'
Script editor MAGGIE ALLEN Designer CAMPBELL GORDON Produced by BOB MCINTOSH
Directed by TOM COTTER. BBC Scot/and

Contributors

Book By:
Jack House
Unknown:
John Donald Merrett
Unknown:
Bertha Merrett
Editor:
Maggie Allen
Designer:
Campbell Gordon
Produced By:
Bob McIntosh
Directed By:
Tom Cotter.
Donald Merrett:
Jasper Jacob
Mrs Bertha:
Catherine Harding
Narrator:
Andrew Keir
Betty Christie:
Corinne Harris
George Scott:
Jamie Roberts
Rita Sutherland:
Joanna Keddie
Constable Middlemiss:
Iain Glass
Sister Grant:
Jennifer Piercey
Det Insp Fleming:
David Ashton
Dr Holcombe:
Peter Aldwyn
Bertha Hill:
Brenda Cowling
Mrs Penn:
Sheri Shepstone
Mr Penn:
Brian Hawksley
Nurse Grant:
Margo Gunn
Lord Justice Clerk:
Charles Kinross
Craigie Aitchison KC:
Terence Bayler
Lord Advocate, The Rt Hon William Watson:
Stephen MacDonald
Clerk of court:
Robert Ellis
Prof Harvey Littlejohn:
Morris Perry
Sir Bernard Spilsbury:
John Rowe
Foreman of jury:
Stuart Bishop

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