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Why Charles Bronson was sent to prison - and all the crimes he's committed
His promoter at the time thought he could do with a better name so he changed it to Charles Bronson, after the American actor. Bronson was sent back to prison in 1988 after being convicted of ...
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Charles Bronson sells his artwork to pay to send his mother on holiday to apologise for covering himself in butter and attacking prison guards
In response, Bronson smeared himself in Lurpack butter and attacked a dozen prison officers ... There are a total of ten Charles Bonson related items included in the sale.
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Charles Bronson's ex-wife says he's 'certain' he'll be released from prison soon
Britain's most dangerous prisoner Charles Bronson is convinced he will walk free from jail - with plans to sell his artwork and buy a countryside cottage, his ex-wife has revealed. The 70-year-old ...
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For decades Charles Bronson has been known as Britain’s most dangerous prisoner.
He has spent almost half a century locked up in the country’s most notorious prisons and asylums. A one time armed robber, 95 per cent of his crimes have been committed while in custody.
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Charles Bronson
Charles Bronson is one of the most notorious criminals in UK history. The prisoner has rubbed shoulders with the likes of the Kray Twins, Paul Sykes, Curtis Warren and Noel ‘Razor’ Smith ...