Tristan Redman
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1,489 appearances
30 recordings
4 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 23 Aug
Tristan Redman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But in the elation that followed, there was one detail that didn't gain much attention.
The plane that fired on Gaddafi's convoy and that led to the mob, that led to the dictator's murder, it was a jet of the NATO coalition and it was from the French Air Force.
Back in France, Fabrice Arfi receives a message.
What was your reaction when you got this email?
I didn't pause for two seconds.
I knew we had to go, travel to a foreign country.
I won't say which in order to protect my sources, but we had to go and see.
Fabrice and his reporting partner, Carl Lasquet, meet their source and they get their hands on a hard drive.
It's fascinating, this hard disk.
It's like sort of Alibaba's cave, and there are 19,000 documents.
Fabrice now has the digital archive of a man called Ziad Takidine, and he's an important character in this story.
Takidine is a Lebanese businessman.
He's not well known to the public, but he is well known as a fixer and a middleman in some circles at the top of French politics.
That's a journalist's dream.
As Fabrice digs, one name keeps coming up.
He's someone we've already heard about in this story, back in 2005.
And if you remember, back then, Abdullah Senussi, Gaddafi's number two, met with Sarkozy's number two, Claude Guéant, in Tripoli.
Fabrice says that Tachydine is a linchpin in all of this.
Both the high-ranking French officials who met with Senussi in secret in 2005 have said that they knew Tachydine and that he was present during those meetings.
All of this could be circumstantial, tangential, of course.
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