35 min
How police hounded my D-Day hero father with ludicrous abuse allegations, by Lord Bramall's son Nicolas Beyond Reasonable Doubt
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- True Crime
He was a D-Day hero and distinguished ex-head of the Armed Forces, who ended up being treated as a ‘common criminal’ by bungling Metropolitan Police officers. Field Marshal Lord Bramall was 91 and caring for his dying wife when detectives raided his home over ludicrous sex abuse allegations, made by the notorious liar known as 'Nick', real name Carl Beech. On the first anniversary of his death, Lord Bramall’s son Nicolas tells award-winning Daily Mail crime writer Stephen Wright of his father’s outstanding military career, his shocking ordeal at the hands of Scotland Yard and asks why no police have yet been held to account.
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He was a D-Day hero and distinguished ex-head of the Armed Forces, who ended up being treated as a ‘common criminal’ by bungling Metropolitan Police officers. Field Marshal Lord Bramall was 91 and caring for his dying wife when detectives raided his home over ludicrous sex abuse allegations, made by the notorious liar known as 'Nick', real name Carl Beech. On the first anniversary of his death, Lord Bramall’s son Nicolas tells award-winning Daily Mail crime writer Stephen Wright of his father’s outstanding military career, his shocking ordeal at the hands of Scotland Yard and asks why no police have yet been held to account.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
35 min