Nat West 3 - Gary Mulgrew

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unrepentant

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21,302 posts

258 months

Tuesday 31st January 2012
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Has anyone read Gary Mulgrew's book - Gang of 1?

I listened to a long interview with him on BBC World Service this morning. His story is fairly extraordinary, quite apart from the Nat West / Enron stuff his personal life is compelling. He rose from poverty and a Glasgow orphanage to a senior position in Nat West and his wife disappeared with their daughter some years ago now and has not been seen and heard of since. Then there's the 2 years in a Texas penitentiary... Sounds like an interesting read.

gtdc

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285 months

Tuesday 31st January 2012
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He was on Radio 5 last week. His pre-prison preparation was interesting. He didn't go into the wife/child thing much but I gathered the sone was left behind. If the book reads how he spoke it would be an interesting read.

julian64

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256 months

Tuesday 31st January 2012
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Would have difficulty reading that book unless I knew where the proceeds were going to. But you're right it does sound interesting

gtdc

4,259 posts

285 months

Tuesday 31st January 2012
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I don't remember that being mentioned.

Hilts

4,409 posts

284 months

Wednesday 1st February 2012
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unrepentant said:
Has anyone read Gary Mulgrew's book - Gang of 1?

I listened to a long interview with him on BBC World Service this morning. His story is fairly extraordinary, quite apart from the Nat West / Enron stuff his personal life is compelling. He rose from poverty and a Glasgow orphanage to a senior position in Nat West and his wife disappeared with their daughter some years ago now and has not been seen and heard of since. Then there's the 2 years in a Texas penitentiary... Sounds like an interesting read.
I think I'd be more interested to read his take on the case rather than his time in prison.

He wasn't near a penitentiary though as far as I know. A low security federal joint yes, pen no. USPs are max security and you usually
have to be on a long sentence or hit with career criminal to end up in one of them.

unrepentant

Original Poster:

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Wednesday 1st February 2012
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Hilts said:
I think I'd be more interested to read his take on the case rather than his time in prison.

He wasn't near a penitentiary though as far as I know. A low security federal joint yes, pen no. USPs are max security and you usually
have to be on a long sentence or hit with career criminal to end up in one of them.
He was in Big Spring Texas which I understand is a max security prison. They asked to go to a low security place in PA but were refused.

Hilts

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284 months

Wednesday 1st February 2012
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unrepentant said:
Hilts said:
I think I'd be more interested to read his take on the case rather than his time in prison.

He wasn't near a penitentiary though as far as I know. A low security federal joint yes, pen no. USPs are max security and you usually
have to be on a long sentence or hit with career criminal to end up in one of them.
He was in Big Spring Texas which I understand is a max security prison. They asked to go to a low security place in PA but were refused.
Big Spring is an FCI (Low security) http://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/big/inde...

I remember looking for these guys on the BOP website back in the day, one was somehwere in PA and one was in Lompoc low (CA)


dandarez

13,334 posts

285 months

Wednesday 1st February 2012
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The Wail did a bit on him and this book about 3 weeks ago.
Pity the other younger Gary if he gets extradited if this guy's take is true!

Found a link
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2083535/Br...