Synopsis
An historical whodunnit as Stanley Cochrane arrives in Britain to try and find out, with the help of reporter Raphael Rowe, who killed his brother Kelso, in 1959.
- Programme: Who Killed My Brother, Kelso Cochrane?
- Channel: BBC One
- Broadcast year: 2006
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