The Unquiet Conscience — When a Voice Inside Refuses to Be Silenced
There are crimes that the law cannot quite prove.
And there are others that require no courtroom at all — because the accusation comes from somewhere much closer to home.
In the BBC Saturday Night Theatre play The Unquiet Conscience, the true drama does not unfold in police stations or courtrooms, but in the uneasy territory where memory, guilt, and truth begin to argue with one another. It is a story about the strange persistence of conscience — that quiet voice that sometimes whispers… and sometimes refuses to stop speaking.
In this episode of Chesterton Radio Storycraft, we listen again to…
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