Simon Dinsdale talks to Paul Burke and Aspects of Crime about Christian Dane, Justice Served, police service and cruise talks with Martin Edwards. Justice Served Detective Superintendent Christian Dane is a veteran Senior Investigating Officer who specialises in solving murders.He is approached by Sue Wright, an archaeologist, to re-investigate the case of her cousin.Ned Harrison was locked up for the horrific killings of two young girls thirty years ago and remains in prison. Sue is convinced that Ned is the victim of a dreadful miscarriage of justice.Dane agrees to help but powerful forces quickly move to obstruct him and threaten his career and family. Undeterred, he exposes the police corruption and lies that convicted Ned and secures his release.With a hand-picked team including his best officer Hayley Cross working with him Dane must now find the real murderer.As the investigation unfolds more victims are identified revealing the terrifying work of a prolific serial killer.With little physical evidence and no suspect Dane is under pressure to bring them to justice before they can strike again.Simon Dinsdale served in the British Army in the 1970s. He joined the police in 1980 and spent twenty seven years as a detective. He now writes, travels and speaks about his experiences. He lives in Essex. Recommends Martin Edwards, Michael Connelly, Roger A Price and Agatha Christie Paul Burke is editor of Aspects of Crime. Produced by Junkyarddog Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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