Great Train Robbery Confidential: The Cop and the Robber Follow New Lines of Enquiry

Uncover the truth behind Britain's most infamous heist. In 1963, the Great Train Robbery captured the world's attention. Now, former Detective Inspector Graham Satchwell teams up with train robber Tom Wisbey to re-examine the evidence and expose long-held secrets.

This gripping account challenges the accepted narrative, revealing new theories and compelling evidence about the crime, the mastermind, and the fate of the missing millions. Satchwell's unique insight as a railway detective, combined with Wisbey's firsthand experience, provides an unparalleled perspective on this historical event.

Was there a police insider? Who was the real mastermind? Great Train Robbery Confidential delves into the dark corners of the investigation, correcting lies and half-truths to deliver the most accurate account to date. Perfect for fans of true crime and British history, this is a must-read for anyone seeking the definitive story of the Great Train Robbery.

GRAHAM SATCHWELL served in every rank of CID within the British Transport Police (1978-1999). For many years he was the detective superintendent, Britain’s most senior railway detective. During his service he was awarded numerous commendations by crown court judges, chief constables, and others. He has written two books, 'An Inspector Recalls’ for The History Press, and 'A Sick Business – Counterfeit Medicines & Organised Crime’. He lives in Hampshire.