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A Tokyo Murder by John Dryden | BBC RADIO DRAMA: Dl Julie Hill is sent to Tokyo to investigate Daisy's disappearance. Working with the Tokyo police, she has to overcome cultural and bureaucratic obstacles. Please Support This Channel. Thanks!😘💖 https://buymeacoffee.com/ThinkingLoud I Have No Control Over The Adverts😭😭 https://rb.gy/ixs3w BBC RADIO DRAMA💖 https://rb.gy/dma1xh She attempts to untangle what really happened at the foreign language school where Daisy taught. Afternoon Play: A Tokyo Murder Three stories by John Dryden and Miriam Smith, linked by the murder of a British teacher Daisy Whitelock in Japan. The production was recorded in Tokyo. 1/3. Dl Julie Hill is sent to Tokyo to investigate Daisy's disappearance. Working with the Tokyo police, she has to overcome cultural and bureaucratic obstacles as she attempts to untangle what really happened at the foreign language school where Daisy taught. 2/3 Daisy Whitelock's desire to scratch beneath the surface of Japanese society leads her to shun the companionship of the other expat teachers in her shared apartment and exposes her to the terrifying reality of a disturbed mind. 3/3 Peter and Jennifer Whitelock arrive in Japan to help find their daughter's murderer. Peter puts his trust in a TV producer who promises to champion their cause, while Jennifer begins to receive calls from a man claiming to be the killer. Daisy Whitelock ...... Sophie Cartman Jennifer Whitelock ...... Lynne Hobday Peter Whitelock ...... Martin Burns Norio Ito ...... Ryuji Yoshimura Julie Hill ...... Rachel Ferguson Assistant Inspector Takasugi ...... Takuya Matsumoto Superintendent Yamagawa ...... Teruhiko Nakajima Alex ...... Michael Naishtut Brie ...... Erika Hirokawa Akira Takahashi ...... Nariyasu Kato Other parts played by Ken Endo, Daan Archer, Shinji Kobata, Hiroaki Nojima, Masaru Yoshihara, Takako Anami, Rika Wakasugi and Kei Katsumoto. Producer Tamsin Barber; director John Dryden. First broadcast: Tue 16th Sep 2008, 14:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM