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Henry’s Last Night
by Kathleen Hancock
In the early hours of a rainy night in late November 1957, a car carrying four U.S. airmen crashed off-base near Charleston Air Force Base. Two men died including nineteen-year-old A/2C Henry Joshua Hancock. Two months later, his daughter was born. Henry’s Last Night follows her decades-long investigation into what actually happened—to try to reconstruct a single night. The series is not a chase for villains; it is an act of reclamation, asking who Henry was, why no inquiry was ever made, and what it costs a family to live for decades inside an absence with no clear shape.
Episodes
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Episode 1: The Knock At The Door
Episode 1: The Knock at the Door In this first episode, Kathleen Hancock introduces her father, Airman Second Class Henry Joshua Hancock. Kathleen describes the version of his death she grew up with, and the questions the official record has never answered. Henry's Last Night is an investigative...
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Henry's Last Night
This is the trailer for Henry's Last Night, a 4-part investigative memoir. Before dawn on November 25th, 1957, four airmen left Charleston Air Force Base in a storm. Seven miles up Highway 52, the car left the road. Two men died — including a nineteen-year-old newlywed named Henry Joshua Hancock....
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
In the early hours of a rainy night in late November 1957, a car carrying four U.S. airmen crashed off-base near Charleston Air Force Base. Two men died including nineteen-year-old A/2C Henry Joshua Hancock. Two months later, his daughter was born. Henry’s Last Night follows her decades-long investigation into what actually happened—to try to reconstruct a single night. The series is not a chase for villains; it is an act of reclamation, asking who Henry was, why no inquiry was ever made, and what it costs a family to live for decades inside an absence with no clear shape.
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Kathleen Hancock
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