Life As A Gangster: From The Streets To Prison | Minutes With |
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Four former British gangsters tell their story, from childhood to prison.
- Anthony Roberts, a bank robber
- Marvin Herbert, a career criminal
- Linda Calvey, a female gangster known as 'The Black Widow'
- Ian 'Blink' MacDonald, a Glasgow gangster
These interviews are taken from episodes of our Minutes With series.
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My man in the blue hoodie, I don't know you, but I want so badly for the rest of your life to be easy. I had some of what you had growing up, though not as extreme, but I did see some of that same level of violence happen to some childhood friends in the projects. When a shitty parent is willing to hurt their child terribly right in front of their friends, you can only imagine what they do behind closed doors. Your story had me crying because I recognized some of that frustration and rage and sadness from my own life. Just know that there are people out here who understand. All the love, my guy.
Feel so bad for the fella with the blue hoodie. His story is heartbreaking. My dads uncle was Billy Hill so I’m no stranger to this life, my dad had a rough childhood but I didn’t. I was lucky. My dad is 81 now and this life is far behind my family but it is still utterly fascinating, sad, dangerous, vicious and many other things. But out of it all I can remember for us, family was and still is everything. You protect your own.
Me too. Imagine thinking that at 8 yrs of age.
You feel sorry for him? You obviously don’t know what he’s done to people in London and spain
@Who knows yes but think about him at 8 years old being abused. No one deserves that
@@EmmaMendez right
@@whoknows7992 dog eat dog world. No One deserves this treatment as a child though.
Anyone who thinks its "cool" to be a gangster needs to take a good look at themselves and get a reality check
Kc you don't even no what you're talking about
U could see the trauma on the first guys face, terrible childhood breeds terrible people
Not always. My dad physically, verbally, emotionally and sexually abused me. My mum abused me, my stepdad used to pick me up by my ears and swing me around.
I went into foster care, my foster dad had an affair so he and my foster mum had arguments, he's stolen 60,000 from my foster mum, my foster sister steals from her and has stolen from me. But she's a matriarch and not perfect herself. She is bossy. But I care more about her than anyone.
From an abusive home to a broken one. And I feel like I'm better than them, keep my head down and go to a genuine job.
that is not true. i have a degree in criminology and psychology and i am a trauma survivor myself. traumatic events (particularly childhood abuse that goes on for an extended period of time) can be a contributing factor in peoples criminality or bad acts, but having a terrible childhood does not mean people are or will turn into terrible people. abused people can develop ptsd or cptsd, depression and anxiety, anger issues, trust issues, paranoia, etc. and may be involved with drugs and/or alcohol and risk taking behaviour. they can also feel they aren’t understood by others and don’t feel like they are accepted by society. these can all contribute to criminality but abuse, trauma and any of the other factors i have mentioned here do not mean someone is a terrible person who is destined to offend.
i could go on and on about this but i’ll leave it there for now.
@@YTPEXPERTi wish you all the best pal. you can break the cycle of abuse and mistreatment. your bad experiences do not define you or determine your future actions. you are not a terrible person.
These people are amazing 👏 they have come full circle and are educating kids crime isn't glamorous by telling their stories x thank you all xx
In my time I've worked with two colleagues who were innocent victims of separate armed robberies. Both were very traumatised (afaik they haven't gone on to become gangsters because of their experiences). One, a shadow of their former selves, still relives the terror everyday but tries to get on with their life and work as best they can. The other, well they really tried to do the same for many years but in the end felt the only way to escape their terror was to... - one of their kids found the b ody the next day.
A very open and honest account from all four concerned. A lot of us outsiders portray Gangsters with a glitz and glamour lifestyle. These genuine accounts would suggest it isn`t what we think. There is a lot of deep seated anger and hatred that may have led them into this sort of world and it all ended with a hefty chunk of their lives in the slammer.
Great to see 3 of my friends on this one telling their hard hitting stories great work guys
gutted you and marvin have a petty beef
Imagine selling a bit of ecstacy and then making it your entire personality. I bet you don't even lift bro.
You and your bum chums you mean together with ya bum chum Wildman the north wests biggest helmet of the century 😂😂😂
@@StardawgsKillingOurPeople why r u gutted? Why do u care?
@@firstnamelastname-jk4qe Its more marv has beef with shaun tbf but I like em both and wish they did more podcasts
We need a movie about blue hoodies life. I would be at the front of the line for that release.
Does anyone else find this oddly interesting. Although what they've done is terrible and should be punished it's also interesting to hear there perspective on why it happened
Same story. Lots of ego driven by drugs off wanting money/status from poor upbringing, some mental health issues.
@@EarthTraveler3087 very true. But it's interesting to see what these people think during there criminal stage and when they go into jail
Interesting sure, but also heartbreaking.
Yes 💯, I'm bang into true crime me ..
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Great to see 4 of my friends on this one telling their hard hitting stories great job folks.
Great work
Hard knocked lives still Living to tell their stories ...Legends !
@@fluerii4201 y does being a criminal make someone a legend?
Amazing! You keep on bringing the heavy videos! 🙏🏼👍🏼
The first guy..how he told the story I feel terrible for him.
Blue hoodie guy have crazy story big up to him Chang his life
Marvin your a real man to come out with the guts n All story at least you are trying to put the young fellas wide to what that life is Marvin from Ireland 🇮🇪💯👊🏽
100 % Hello from Dublin ✨️
Amazing stories. Very amazing. Men. Woman. Wow.
Whats happening uk crew. 👊🇬🇧
Iam free,that word exactly counts for me too
I know experienced Police, (I am an Ambo) it is amazing what intelligence the Police have on criminals, professional criminals know the investigating Officers well a bit like work colleagues (enemies can be very close even friendly), ie “in the Bill Inspector Burnside” was called Mr Burnside by the professional criminals on his London Patch, many were his informers too.
It's very interesting to hear their stories, i'm a person who is intersted in peoples lives and like to hear about their experiences, it's also good that these people have turned their lives around and show genuine remorse and now try to give back by helping others
I knew a kid in secondary school who has now killed 7 people in a drug robbery and looking back it was gonna happen if he didn’t get help and it’s sad
1of Scotlands hardest Men 💯
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This is Harry Enfield legit. God bless clowns
It is very interesting that these criminals seem like “normal folk” discussing there outrageous exploits ie armed robbery, drug dealing and various gangster activities, it is their willingness to participate in these major crimes which makes them very hardened criminals not minor criminals. Linda would do an armed robbery then go out for drinks in the East End Clubs with friends (extraordinary lady like in the “the Sweeney 1970’s”).
this is most likely because they don’t see themselves as criminals. they see themselves as normal folk because this is what is normal to them. i’m not saying it’s right but it clearly became normal for them. i’d say all of us have committed a crime (even if it’s minor) but we don’t see ourselves as criminals. this all relates to labelling theory which is a very interesting concept i covered in my criminology and psychology degree.
Plastic Mancs
Gangsters 🤣😆
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@@todetimenamora34 yeah you put a question mark pal what's up
@@waqzh6128 bruh we're tryna find out, what is up?
@@orpheusP Brother you call this Gangster? Real Gangster not like this
This is BS, it's just repeats of other videos
All these videos of these same old criminals that have no say now so do videos on UA-cam is getting REALLY BORING NOW
What r u on abt
@@webwalker exactly what I wrote, can’t you read?
@@whoknows7992 lmao I can! Otherwise I wouldn’t have written the fucking comment! You think they read comments like urs? Lmaooo
A bunch of helmets this should be titled
I was too, but they said i was too hard so I had to stop being a gangster sadly
Lol