Please flair your post apropriately, moderators will change or remove it if it is incorrect.īe civil. Whether a post is a detail or not is decided via a community vote in a stickied comment, but moderators reserve the right to remove posts that don't fit. They must also be about something on screen, not off screen. Details must be obscure, relevant, and intentional. Not blatantly obvious observations, but obscure enough that people could have missed it, or they noticed it but the significance didn’t click. How a UK citizen can be handed over to the US government under circumstances that do not constitute anything illegal in the country it was stated to have taken place! under a one way act that was designed to counter terrorism.This subreddit is dedicated to the obscure details and easter eggs found in movies.ĭon't forget you can get screenshots from movies at. This Real life story is simply unbelievable, it tells of how a normal successful business man, Gary Mulgrew can find himself one day in a successful corporate life and the next in a hellwhole of a US prison where the gangs call the shots and the law takes a backseat! A real life or death existence, Gary's resolve was driven primarily of finding his lost daughter who has disappeared with his estranged wife and to ensure he was a present father to his son Calum and eventually his daughter Cara Katrina
― Pat Kenny, RTE 'Anyone who still believes that we should be sending people to American-style jails should read the description of the violent Texas prison in Gary Mulgrew's GANG OF ONE'.
― Catherine Deveny, Herald Magazine 'An absolute education.a fantastic book'. ― Jeff Randall, Sky News Mulgrew's combination of personal insight and dark, subversive humour makes his new, autobiographical account of jail, GANG OF ONE a really special read, a kind of prison version of, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. ― Iain Dale, LBC Book Club 'Confirms my worst fears about American jails.the real tragedy of this book was the human tragedy'. ― Richard Bacon, BBC Radio 5 Live 'An absolutely fascinating story. ― Libby Purves, Midweek, BBC Radio 4 'Utterly engaging'. ― Guardian 'An eye-opening account of US jails.fascinating reading'. 'A compelling new account of two blood-splattered years spent at the hands of America's penal system'.
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