Australia’s Most Dangerous Prisoners

Australia’s Most Dangerous Prisoners

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In Australia, there are over 40,000 men and women currently behind bars. Many of them have done very bad things. They have shattered countless lives, destroyed families and been responsible for unspeakable criminal acts. What did they do? How did they get here? And what are their lives like now? The gripping new series will outline in detail the horrendous crimes that landed these men and women in Australia’s high security jails through first-hand accounts by ex-inmates, former correctional officers, journalists and forensic psychologists, who try to make sense of their world. Australia’s Most Dangerous Prisoners is a WTFN production for the Seven Network.

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Series Premieres Wednesday 2 October 8:30 pm

Seven have scheduled the 8 episodes out of production order. Currently Ep 4 will be the premier in Sydney and Perth with Ep 6 elsewhere.

Ep 4: Ex-inmates, officers, and psychologists reveal what the new world behind bars is like for Vincent Stanford, Angelika Gavare and Sean Price.

Ep6: Ex-inmates, officers, and psychologists reveal what the new world behind bars is like for Paul Denyer, Michelle Burgess and Matthew Johnson.

In Australia there are over 40,000 men and women currently behind bars, many of them have done very bad things, they’ve shattered countless lives, destroyed families, they’re responsible for unspeakable criminal acts.

So what did they do? How did they get here? What’s their life like now? …

These are some of Australia’s most dangerous prisoners. Many of them have come from broken homes and they’re continuing a criminal life cycle, they have a darkness in them where the light rarely gets in.

Some of the criminals featured in the series have been in and out of jail most of their lives, it’s all they know. Others are inside for much more sinister reasons, they’re just plain evil.

The violence they’ve been responsible for outside often follows them inside, jail can be a very dangerous place. The public may be safe from them, but inside is a different world of drugs, sex and violence.

The series will outline in detail the horrendous crimes that landed these men and women in Australia’s high security jails through first-hand accounts by ex-inmates, former correctional officers, journalists and forensic psychologists who try to make sense of their world.

We learn how the system inside actually works including smuggling drugs, relationships, the prison food, the hierarchy, riots and the criminal gangs that form behind bars.

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