
Countered Terrorism
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David Harewood
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Novel
About this listen
What's your worst nightmare, the one scenario that can wake you up in the middle of the night, filled with complete and utter terror and dread?
The chances are that being caught up in a very serious and deadly terrorist act is high on your list. To be trapped in a burning skyscraper, thousands of feet up in the air, where the only hope of escape is descending through a burning hell. To be on a plane whose fuselage has just been ripped apart by an undetected bomb.
They say that terrorists have to be lucky only once to carry out their deadly plan. The security services have to be lucky every single time to foil the evil plotters.
So what happens when the security services roll the dice and actually thwart a major terror plot? An intriguing life or death question, which is set to be answered in a ground breaking new Audible Original series.
In six action-packed episodes, Countered Terrorism goes behind the scenes to uncover how counter terrorism units have managed to foil or derail a number of major terror plots in recent years. From preventing carnage at the Notting Hill Carnival to thwarting Islamic fundamentalists and far right Nazi sympathisers across the globe, Countered Terrorism highlights the bravery, expertise, intuition and dedication of the anti-terror experts, who work 24/7 to keep us safe from deadly attacks.
With unprecedented access to some of the world's leading counter terrorism and intelligence units – including Interpol and the UK CTU, the series brilliantly interweaves exclusive interview material with dramatic reconstruction, historic archive and an immersive sound track to place the listener at the very heart of the fight against terror.
With the clock ticking in each storyline, you'll feel like you're alongside the investigators as they unearth vital clues, make key breakthroughs and take the toughest operational decisions - all determining whether a terror plot succeeds or fails. Whether countless lives are lost. Or saved.
Countered Terrorism is narrated by David Harewood (credits include playing CIA Counterterrorism Director David Estes in Homeland) and is produced by award winning production team Novel.
This series contains strong language, graphic descriptions of violence and some dramatisation by actors.
Now available in Dolby Atmos on Audible.
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Mar 16 202351 mins
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- Anonymous User
- 30-07-2024
Great stories
The stories behind the headlines were interesting
Great narration and hope they release more stories.
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- Karl
- 17-05-2023
Well made but..
Well made and really interesting hearing how they caught these murderious scumbags.
But they can be oddly sympathetic towards some of the terrorists and even make excuses for them, like "he was just lonely and had no friends", Excuse the ideology as a misinterpretstion or even imply that the terrorists might be freedom fighters who made bad choices (such as in the case of the IRA).
I might not have noticed this if it wasn't for the contrast with the one episode about the right wing nazi terrorist where they show no mercy in their reporting.
They should have applied that same level of anger and disgust to all the cases and ideologies in my opinion.
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