SIX IMPOSSIBLE THINGS
Peter Hardy doesn't fit the psychological profile of your average double murderer. There's something vulnerable about him, or so thinks police psychologist Dr Kennedy as he makes his assessment after a particularly violent bank robbery. Could it be that Hardy is a victim of 'mind control' and was acting under a hypnotic trance? Dr Kennedy has a tough job to convince police colleagues. Can a man really rob a bank and kill two people under hypnosis? As the evidence mounts to support this bizarre theory it becomes impossible to ignore
Inspired by true events that took place in Denmark in the 1950s
Written by Glen Neath
Original research by Dominic Streatfield
Sound & music by Alisdair McGregor and Howard Jacques
Directed by Boz Temple-Morris
Peter Hardy ... Simon Kane
Dr Kennedy ... James Lailey
Bjorn Newbold ... Phil Wright
DI Grimes ... Madeleine Bowyer
DS Mulholland ... Bill Nash
Auntie Elsie / Barbara Hardy ... Esther Coles
Other parts played by Rhona Foulis and Dominic Hawksley
A Holy Mountain production for BBC Radio 4
Broadcast as The Afternoon Play on 3 June 2010
Re-broadcast on 22 November 2011