Mr Ordinary Goes To Jail
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Author: Wil Patterson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 0
'Wil's honesty really had me gripped and his description of his first night in jail is something I won't forget.' - Emily Webb, crime author and podcast host of 'Australian True Crime'. Wil Patterson was your everyday working husband and father, trying to keep up with the latest car, house and toys for his family. Always one to make light of things, he nevertheless became increasingly desperate about how he was going to pay his bills. One day while at work at his insurance job, he came across a large cheque that was addressed to someone who shared his name. The temptation was too great and soon enough Wil found himself down at the bank. After swearing to himself, 'never again', it wasn't too long before a similar situation arose and Wil could not resist. Well, no crime goes unpunished and Wil was eventually caught and charged and, to his horror, sentenced to 3 years' prison time. Mr Ordinary Goes to Jail is Wil's account of his time in a contemporary Victorian prison, the unusual characters he met, the often hilarious and terrifying situations he found himself in, and the ways in which he comes to terms with his past and forges a new future. This is for anybody who has ever wondered, 'What is it really like inside?' or ever speculated how they might cope if they were in the same situation. It also details the reactions of Wil's family and friends and examines the steps Wil had to take to be accepted back into his family and society.
Author: Wil Patterson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 0
'Wil's honesty really had me gripped and his description of his first night in jail is something I won't forget.' - Emily Webb, crime author and podcast host of 'Australian True Crime'. Wil Patterson was your everyday working husband and father, trying to keep up with the latest car, house and toys for his family. Always one to make light of things, he nevertheless became increasingly desperate about how he was going to pay his bills. One day while at work at his insurance job, he came across a large cheque that was addressed to someone who shared his name. The temptation was too great and soon enough Wil found himself down at the bank. After swearing to himself, 'never again', it wasn't too long before a similar situation arose and Wil could not resist. Well, no crime goes unpunished and Wil was eventually caught and charged and, to his horror, sentenced to 3 years' prison time. Mr Ordinary Goes to Jail is Wil's account of his time in a contemporary Victorian prison, the unusual characters he met, the often hilarious and terrifying situations he found himself in, and the ways in which he comes to terms with his past and forges a new future. This is for anybody who has ever wondered, 'What is it really like inside?' or ever speculated how they might cope if they were in the same situation. It also details the reactions of Wil's family and friends and examines the steps Wil had to take to be accepted back into his family and society.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Wil Patterson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 0
'Wil's honesty really had me gripped and his description of his first night in jail is something I won't forget.' - Emily Webb, crime author and podcast host of 'Australian True Crime'. Wil Patterson was your everyday working husband and father, trying to keep up with the latest car, house and toys for his family. Always one to make light of things, he nevertheless became increasingly desperate about how he was going to pay his bills. One day while at work at his insurance job, he came across a large cheque that was addressed to someone who shared his name. The temptation was too great and soon enough Wil found himself down at the bank. After swearing to himself, 'never again', it wasn't too long before a similar situation arose and Wil could not resist. Well, no crime goes unpunished and Wil was eventually caught and charged and, to his horror, sentenced to 3 years' prison time. Mr Ordinary Goes to Jail is Wil's account of his time in a contemporary Victorian prison, the unusual characters he met, the often hilarious and terrifying situations he found himself in, and the ways in which he comes to terms with his past and forges a new future. This is for anybody who has ever wondered, 'What is it really like inside?' or ever speculated how they might cope if they were in the same situation. It also details the reactions of Wil's family and friends and examines the steps Wil had to take to be accepted back into his family and society.
Author: Wil Patterson
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 0
'Wil's honesty really had me gripped and his description of his first night in jail is something I won't forget.' - Emily Webb, crime author and podcast host of 'Australian True Crime'. Wil Patterson was your everyday working husband and father, trying to keep up with the latest car, house and toys for his family. Always one to make light of things, he nevertheless became increasingly desperate about how he was going to pay his bills. One day while at work at his insurance job, he came across a large cheque that was addressed to someone who shared his name. The temptation was too great and soon enough Wil found himself down at the bank. After swearing to himself, 'never again', it wasn't too long before a similar situation arose and Wil could not resist. Well, no crime goes unpunished and Wil was eventually caught and charged and, to his horror, sentenced to 3 years' prison time. Mr Ordinary Goes to Jail is Wil's account of his time in a contemporary Victorian prison, the unusual characters he met, the often hilarious and terrifying situations he found himself in, and the ways in which he comes to terms with his past and forges a new future. This is for anybody who has ever wondered, 'What is it really like inside?' or ever speculated how they might cope if they were in the same situation. It also details the reactions of Wil's family and friends and examines the steps Wil had to take to be accepted back into his family and society.
Mr Ordinary Goes To Jail