PC Trevor Lock and wife Doreen at press conference, London
Jan. 01, 1981 - Trial of the lone terrorist survivor Fowzi Nejad at the old Bailey: The dramatic story of last May's siege at the Iranian Embassy in Princes Gate, Kensington, was told at the Old Bailey, where the terrorists lone survivor, Fowal Nejad, aged 23, appeared in the dock charged with the murder of two of the hostages. The other five terrorists were killed when the SAS stormed the building. The hero of the siege PC Trevor Lock, 41, of the diplomatic protection group, who was on duty at the door of the Iranian Embassy when the six terrorists stormed in and took him prisoner. He told the jury that he starved himself throughout the siege so the terrorists would not find his hidden gun, and PC Lock described how he begged for the life of the first hostage to be killed, the Iranian press attache Abbasawanani. The trial continues today. Photo shows PC Trevor Lock, the hero of the siege at the Iranian Embassy, pictured with his wife during a press conference at New Scotland Yard
