Norman Parker Boeken

The narrative offers a gripping glimpse into life within a high-security prison through the eyes of Norman Parker, who spent twenty-five years incarcerated for serious crimes. He shares encounters with notorious criminals, including the Kray twins and the Great Train Robbers, revealing chilling stories of violence and transformation. The book combines dark humor and keen insights into the prison system, showcasing the complexities of both inmates and their environments. Parker's tales reflect the harsh realities and moral ambiguities of life behind bars.

My assignments took me from London to Colombia, from Haiti to Israel. I visited the darkest corners of the criminal underworld and lived to tell the tale...

Exploring the complex relationship between creation and evolution, this book delves into the philosophical and scientific inquiries surrounding these foundational concepts. It challenges readers to consider the implications of both perspectives and how they intersect with faith, science, and human understanding. Through thoughtful analysis, it addresses the hard questions that arise in this debate, encouraging a deeper engagement with the origins of life and the universe.

Exploring the unexpected diversity among inmates, the author reveals a group of seemingly ordinary men, all convicted of murder, challenging stereotypes about crime and its perpetrators. Drawing from his own experiences in high-security prisons, the narrative blends dark humor with harrowing truths, offering a candid look at prison life. Through a vivid cast of characters and compelling anecdotes, this account exposes the stark realities of incarceration, making it an essential read for those curious about the hidden world behind bars.