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>DCI Phil Benholme has the reputation for being a little soft because he tries to see both sides of every story. And if he hadn t on this occasion, the murder of Professor Unwala - Nobel Prize winner of 1945 - would have been recorded as a tragic accident.

Was the elderly man a victim of a violent burglary? Or of a racist assault by Britforce troopers? Or did he know something about the collection of Celtic coins thought to be buried nearby?

Clearly Inspector Benholme has a number of leads to follow up. Unfortunately they all point to one person - Conor Benholme. What does a soft cop do when his teenage son is also his prime suspect?> >DCI Phil Benholme has the reputation for being a little soft because he tries to see both sides of every story. And if he hadn t on this occasion, the murder of Professor Unwala - Nobel Prize winner of 1945 - would have been recorded as a tragic accident.

Was the elderly man a victim of a violent burglary? Or of a racist assault by Britforce troopers? Or did he know something about the collection of Celtic coins thought to be buried nearby?

Clearly Inspector Benholme has a number of leads to follow up. Unfortunately they all point to one person - Conor Benholme. What does a soft cop do when his teenage son is also his prime suspect?>