7/7 - The Man Who Should Be Dead

Season 6Episode 160 minSep 3, 2007
7/7 - The Man Who Should Be Dead
Extraordinary People looks at Danny Biddle, who was sitting only a few feet away from suicide bomber Mohammad Sidique Khan on the London Underground when Khan exploded his bomb. He talks about the events of that day on the 7th of July and how he was helped by other survivors and managed to survive in spite of severe injuries. He talks about his treatment and life since then and his recent marriage.
7/7 - The Man Who Should Be Dead has aired on Sep 3, 2007 at 10:00 PM
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