Paul Bethell was sentenced to 15 years for aggravated burglary on a joint enterprise charge.
He is still on licence which means that he could be re-called and go back to jail, but he is determined to stay out of trouble.
Paul talks about his crack addiction and recovery. He also talks about how he has changed and learned empathy towards victims of crime.
 
www.conversationswithcriminals.com

Paul Bethell was sentenced to 15 years for aggravated burglary on a joint enterprise charge. He is still on licence which means that he could be re-called and go back to jail, but he is determined to stay out of trouble. Paul talks about his crack addiction and recovery. He also talks about how he has changed and learned empathy towards victims of crime. www.conversationswithcriminals.com

Paul Bethell was sentenced to 15 years for aggravated burglary on a joint enterprise charge.
He is still on licence which means that he could be re-called and go back to jail, but he is determined to stay out of trouble.
Paul talks about his crack addiction and recovery. He also talks about how he has changed and learned empathy towards victims of crime.
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www.conversationswithcriminals.com

Paul Bethell - The crack march

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