Speaking on the podcast from HMP Woodhill in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, he went on to insist he's changed, explaining: 'I've come to that stage in my life where I'm able to walk away. I'm respectful. I'm no danger to anybody.
I just want to live a beautiful, lovely life. Bronson, who has changed his name to Salvador, was first locked up for armed robbery in Pictured: On his way to a parole hearing at the Old Bailey in In January , paparazzi photographer George Bamby came forward and claimed he is Charles Bronson's long-lost son - adding he's a 'hostage of the justice system' who should be released.
George said he discovered that 'the most violent prisoner in Britain' was his biological father after DNA tests were carried out on Bronson's moustache hairs. Appearing on This Morning, Mr Bamby said he received a phone call from a woman named Paula Williamson, who said Bronson had seen him on a Channel 4 programme about paparazzi photographers.
He sent me artwork through the post. Mr Bamby was then invited to HMP Wakefield and received clearance to visit the notorious criminal, 65, in just 48 hours. The photographer claims that two DNA tests - one carried out using Bronson's hairs and another using saliva samples - came back at a match rate of more than 99 per cent.
The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. Argos AO. Privacy Policy Feedback. Charles Bronson claims he's bought a caravan and plans to 'add bars on the windows and barbed wire on the roof' so that he can replicate prison life if he is ever released Charles Bronson revealed he wants to live behind bars when he gets out of jail Added he's bought caravan by sea and will renovate it to look like his prison cell Claimed has job in crime museum lined up when he's released from jail By Chloe Morgan For Mailonline Published: GMT, 9 March Updated: GMT, 9 March e-mail shares.
Share this article Share. Share or comment on this article: Charles Bronson says he wants to live behind bars when he gets out of jail e-mail Comments 70 Share what you think. Not registered? Register here. The year-old inmate, who has spent most of his adult life behind bars, has taken High Court action in a bid to open up the process when his release for prison is next considered. Bronson, now going by the name Charles Salvador, has waived his right to privacy and believes there is a high public interest in how the Parole Board decides his fate.
Bronson is currently serving a life sentence after taking a teacher hostage in prison, and has been through six Parole Board hearings without release since his minimum term expired in He was locked up in for armed robbery and gained notoriety as his term of imprisonment was extended repeatedly thanks to attacks on fellow inmates and guards. After a brief stint of freedom in the late s, Bronson was locked up again for planning another robbery, and he was handed the life sentence in following a prolonged siege that left the victim psychologically traumatised.
As independent, impartial fact checkers, we rely on individuals like you to ensure the most dangerously false inaccuracies can be called out and challenged. Bad information ruins lives. You deserve better. What was claimed Prisoner Charles Bronson is due to be released from prison on 21 December. Our verdict This is not true. By Sarah Turnnidge.
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