Stephen Jackley Livres

Navigating the complexities of prison life, this book unveils the harsh realities of custody, including suicide watch, violence, and the abuse of power. Beginning with the author's arrest at Heathrow Airport, it offers a gripping exploration of the justice system, highlighting the effects of budget cuts and rising violence. Legal challenges presented in the High Court further illuminate the consequences of hastily enforced policies, providing an in-depth look at the often-overlooked intricacies of incarceration in the UK.

What made a promising university student become a bank robber? How did a world traveller become an internationally wanted criminal? This book is an autobiographical account of the author's route into crime, from an unknown university student to an infamous bank robber wanted on both sides of the pond. It isn't long before he swaps lecture halls for the ruthless walls of the American prison system. This book shows how the path of crime is not always easy to predict - and that the voices of those locked away will one day be heard. Surrounded by the dismal walls of his prison cell, the author retreats into his memories, where the past slowly unravels and the path to his future predicament is made clear. JUST SKY is a story of discovery and dreams, of loss and struggle. It is a gripping tale which lays bare the harrowing details of the time spent by the author in American prisons.

A crime thriller book that follows a 'Bonnie and Clyde' type story set in the modern era.