UNIT - 1.2 Snake Head
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UNIT - 1.2 Snake Head
Narrated by:
Siri O'Neal, Nicholas Deal
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Narrated by:
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Siri O'Neal
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Nicholas Deal
About this listen
A mobile phone call to the emergency services, a body found on government land and an ancient burial site unearthed at an archaeological dig all point toward an odd mystery by the coast....
UNIT's new commander, Colonel Robert Dalton, and its political officer, Colonel Emily Chaudhry, investigate strange goings-on in Southend. What is out there on the beach? What happened to the recently found savaged body? And what of the man who's just been smuggled into the country? Is this just a simple case for the local police? Or, as Chaudhry suspects, is there more to it than meets the eye?
Written by Jonathan Clements. Directed by John Ainsworth.
©2005 Big Finish Productions (P)2005 Big Finish Productions
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