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“I pulled the homemade jail knife out that I had in my hand, Porkie pulled out the very sharp lockback knife that he had concealed up his sleeve. We told the warden and nurse to sit on the floor, and if they did as we told them then no one would get hurt.”

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Book:Scottish Hard Bastards

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“After a couple of weeks in Polmont, I started to become more assertive and began arguing with older, bigger boys. I loved it. This is where my ugly side would make some scary and unpredictable appearances. Even to this day, I can go from a happy-go-lucky cunt to the devil on acid.”

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Source: Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

“In Polmont, everyone was acting the hard man and giving it the large. I had to fight or cosh or do something to be accepted. I can tell you, it was better to be in a gang than being on your own, and I’d do anything in Polmont, no questions asked!”

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Source: Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

“I started to develop a penchant for the odd hot foil of smack. After all those years of calling junkies ‘the scum of the earth’, I had now fallen by the wayside and had become a junkie myself!”

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Source: Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

“Mind you, with all this emphasis on the householder now being able to use ‘reasonable force’ to protect their home, I wouldn’t even consider it. I mean, look what that Farmer Tony Martin did to those creepers!”

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Book:Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

Source: Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

“SLAP! I saw a bright flash in front of my eyes, ‘Don’t you try and be a fucking smart arse in here, Holland, this is Partick cop shop you’re in,’ the irate copper retorted. ‘So fuck,’ I snapped.”

Crime Jimmy Holland Partick Police Station

Book:Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

Source: Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

“Missing: A teenaged girl with lanky, blonde hair and a sunburst tattoo on her cheek. The holographic posters, brighter than day itself, lit up the air on every block of Main Street.”

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“My motto is: hit first, ask questions later....”

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Book:Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

Source: Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

“I was seeing more stars than Patrick Moore; he didn’t half give me a sore fucking whack on the nut.”

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Source: Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

“I believe the most degrading thing in the world is to be treated worse than a starving dog by five growling, muscle-bound thugs, better known as screws!”

Jimmy Holland Scottish Penal System Scottish Crime

Book:Lost in Care: The True Story of a Forgotten Child

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“I got my lawyer to visit me in the jail. He couldn’t believe the bruising over my body, so he pulled the governor and asked why I was covered in marks. The governor said to my lawyer that it was ‘self-inflicted’ and was caused by my ‘running into walls’. That part was disproved because walls don’t leave footprints all over your body.”

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