Deal with Murder — The Perfect Alibi Nobody Can Prove | Saturday Night Theatre Companion
What if you were innocent of murder—and had the perfect alibi?
Now suppose the only people who could prove it had disappeared.
Peter Cornish’s Deal with Murder, broadcast on BBC Saturday Night Theatre in 1964, begins with a wonderfully simple predicament and steadily tightens the screws. Lynn Harker finds herself facing evidence that points toward her, while the chance encounters that should establish her innocence may be almost impossible to verify.
In this episode of The Saturday Night Theatre Companion, we return to this gripping radio thriller to explore how Cornish constructs the…
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