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Murder Trial: The Killing of Dr Brenda Page
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Summary
Two-part documentary about the trial of Christopher Harrisson, who was accused of the murder of his 32-year-old ex-wife Brenda Page in Aberdeen in 1978.
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Episode 1: Part 1
Summary
Part one of two. Documentary following the trial of Christopher Harrisson, who was accused of the murder of his 32-year-old ex-wife Brenda Page in Aberdeen in 1978, one of Scotland's most notorious unsolved mysteries. The programme puts viewers in the jury box, alongside the 15 ordinary members of the public who must decide the fate of the accused, as the prosecution and defence barristers set out and defend their cases and detail their contrasting interpretations of the dramatic twists and turns of the case
Review
Frances Taylor
This methodical and well-paced occasional documentary series returns to chart another cold case using fixed rig cameras in a Scottish courtroom.
Dr Brenda Page was a leading geneticist at Aberdeen University when she was murdered in 1978. The 32-year-old’s ex-husband Christopher Harrisson was arrested shortly after Page’s body was discovered at her flat, but then released without charge.
Over 40 years on, an unemotional 81-year-old Harrisson sits in court. Prosecutor Alex Prentice KC (who was also the prosecution in Murder Trial: The Disappearance of Renee and Andew MacRae, available on iPlayer) presents evidence including a distressing computer generation of Page’s injuries. But it’s evidence from Page herself that’s most affecting. Before her death, she wrote to her solicitor outlining the reasons she wanted a divorce. When the contents of her letter are read to the court, it’s haunting. Concludes tomorrow.
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rolenameDirectorJack WarrenderDirectorMatt PinderExecutive producerVari InnesExecutive producerIain Scollay
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Part 1Summary
Part one of two. Documentary following the trial of Christopher Harrisson, who was accused of the murder of his 32-year-old ex-wife Brenda Page in Aberdeen in 1978, one of Scotland's most notorious unsolved mysteries. The programme puts viewers in the jury box, alongside the 15 ordinary members of the public who must decide the fate of the accused, as the prosecution and defence barristers set out and defend their cases and detail their contrasting interpretations of the dramatic twists and turns of the case
Review
Frances Taylor
This methodical and well-paced occasional documentary series returns to chart another cold case using fixed rig cameras in a Scottish courtroom.
Dr Brenda Page was a leading geneticist at Aberdeen University when she was murdered in 1978. The 32-year-old’s ex-husband Christopher Harrisson was arrested shortly after Page’s body was discovered at her flat, but then released without charge.
Over 40 years on, an unemotional 81-year-old Harrisson sits in court. Prosecutor Alex Prentice KC (who was also the prosecution in Murder Trial: The Disappearance of Renee and Andew MacRae, available on iPlayer) presents evidence including a distressing computer generation of Page’s injuries. But it’s evidence from Page herself that’s most affecting. Before her death, she wrote to her solicitor outlining the reasons she wanted a divorce. When the contents of her letter are read to the court, it’s haunting. Concludes tomorrow.
How to watch
Next showing
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming provider below.
Streaming
Details
Languages
Formats
Colour
Credits
Crew
rolenameDirectorJack WarrenderDirectorMatt PinderExecutive producerVari InnesExecutive producerIain Scollay
How to watch
Next showing
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming provider below.
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