Lee Ingelby has revealed that one of the final scenes in The Hunt for Raoul Moat, that sees his character visit the family of Christopher Brown did actually happen, n, as as the team behind the ITV drama seek to remember the killer's often 'forgotten' victim.'
Following the trailer for the three part series being released at the start of the month, the screen adaptation of the events of summer 2010 launched to an audience of millions on Sunday night. Lee, famous for his roles in Inspector George Gently and Line of Duty, takes a central role in the drama, playing Chief Superintendent Neil Adamson, the police chief at the head of the huge search operation for Moat.
The man hunt was provoked by Moat, just days after being released from prison, killing Christopher with a gunshot, having been told by ex Samantha Stobbart that Chris was a police officer, a desperate lie she told to try and get Moat to stay away from her.
