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Trouble in Mind is bernard o'mahoney's unblinkingly honest account of his eventful life so far. After a spell in the army, he served two prison sentences for wounding, before moving to Basildon and forming the Essex Boys firm, one of the most successful and violent criminal gangs in British history.

O'Mahoney tells the chilling story of the Essex Boys, the ruthlessly violent gang who destroyed everything and everyone in their way to take over the drug empire that he formerly controlled.

The autobiography of Lew "Wild Thing" Yates, the infamous unlicensed boxer who toppled Roy "Pretty Boy" Shaw as Guvnor in 1981. His story throws a light on the sinister underworld of unlicensed boxing.

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From Salford to St Louis, former professional boxer Wayne Barker fought every man who ever challenged him. In this brutally honest account of his eventful life, Wayne recounts how his parents left him in the care of the travelling community, where he learned to fight and journeyed throughout Britain and Ireland to take on opponents for cash.

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A chilling insight into the world of violent criminal gangs, and a follow-up to the bestselling Essex Boys which explored the events around the murder of three teenage gang members in 1995. Here, former gang member O'Mahoney returns to the scene of the crime to exorcise his ghosts.

The shocking story of two of Britain's most ruthless gangs, the Essex Boys and the New Generation, who controlled a lucrative drugs empire throughout the south-east of England.

An inside account of one of the most violent and successful criminal gangs of the 90s, whose reign of terror was finally ended in a hail of bullets along a misty Essex lane. Now living under police protection, O'Mahoney tells how they built up the drugs ring that supplied Leah Betts with her fatal dose of ecstasy, and of the compelling evidence that the men convicted of the shootings are innocent. Paperback original.