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The mastermind behind the 2007 $4 million heist at the Verizon business centre in London, Terry speaks about his crimes and shocking experiences in the prison that houses the most heinous criminals.
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@ChrisDuffy_82 4 года назад

Terry is a legend in Camden not just for the life he has lived but for what he is doing to help stop youth violence right now.

@rarecockneyguvnor4945 4 года назад

I have never met Terry but i agree hes a good man.i am biased probably because i was born and bred in Camden.I understand the environment.

@JS-rf8yf 4 года назад

Have you guys got any stories about Camden Palace? We came from Essex and used to go to Camden Palace quite a lot for a few years and we always used to say imagine what it must be like having this as your local club. The shit we used to see in Camden even at 7am coming out of the club.

@rarecockneyguvnor4945 4 года назад

@@JS-rf8yf Lenny Mclean the bare Knuckle Boxer was on the door, better known as the Guvnor !

@deanpaulmchale1011 4 года назад

What a great man. You are here in this place right now to make a change that will probably benefit many people. You are the epitome of integrity. Bless you man

@lynneb9289 4 года назад

Amazing and so inspiring to see Terry turn his life around. It’s never too late to change and he’s the proof. I hope his story can give hope to others that have similar stories. I wish Terry all the success in the world and thank you for your honesty. Pints on me if our paths ever cross ☺️

@pravinabahadur6959 4 года назад

Interesting interview about Terry’s life of crime, his mother putting him in a home. Glad to hear you have turned your life around and giving back to society by helping others and writing books being dyslexic did not stop you, Putting a book together about your experiences in prison well done.

@martinaaron609 3 года назад

By far the most impressive human being you've interviewed, Shaun. His calm intelligence and eloquence (all the more remarkable considering his tragic upbringing) show up so many of your "tough", boastful interviewees for what they really are - i.e. pitifully inadequate individuals. It was a real pleasure to listen to Terry's thoughtful and thought-provoking words.

@jameshighley651 4 года назад

shaun's line of questioning is always bang on

@macaw6718 4 года назад

'what qualified her as a professional shoplifter?' 'because she never ever went into a shop and bought anything' haha that is classic, many thanks!

@katslondon1 4 года назад

Heart wrenching story of being left at a boys home by his mother. The betrayal would be hard to deal with. Tough life for a young kid. My younger brother was in Stamford House, I vaguely remember going to visit, sterile place.

@Daniel-fu4cx 4 года назад

shaun is such a blinding interviewer, gets the best out of his guests every time

@supertramp6011 4 года назад

Daniel true dat, really knows how to get the most out of what could be a difficult guest,but Shauno has been there too,he has the empathy. Massive respect for his interviewing skills. Really interesting and thoughtful dude..good guest too, not full of it at all,just telling it like it happened.

@alantranton2271 4 года назад

Very true.....cf James English

@supertramp6011 4 года назад

Alan Tranton i like james too,another great interviewer,puts many mainstream script readers to shame!

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

He does, lots of people mention that, he gives them the space. Just like Parkinson and Aspel back in the day :)

@patrickshoemaker9032 4 года назад

Shaun I've listened to alot off your interviews man, I've done a few years myself and got into drugs I got two years clean now and listening to these stories have given me a lot of hope for the future. Thank you for doing what you do

@sbrads8065 4 года назад

Love reading comments like this. Good for you bro.

@Barbara-pz5fc 4 года назад

Shaun,please take 2 minutes and tell us how Cali is doing....is she ok??❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤💙💜💜💙💜💜❤🙏thank you for all your work that you do very well for us all.you are much appreciated! Love your Saturday night podcasts! You and Sonia are awesome. God bless and watch your backs!

@dannylay1946 4 года назад

Forgive me for asking But who is "CALI" BARBARA, I watch the show but clearly I didn't see that one!!!

@Barbara-pz5fc 4 года назад

@@dannylay1946 shaun did 2 podcasts with Cali,,she was being drugged,beat up and trafficked. She tried to jump off Shaun's balcony to die.He saved her. She is somewhere getting help.....I hope! Yeah just go through his podcasts and you will see it. Very very sad story.

@dannylay1946 4 года назад

Nice 1 BARBARA, i will be sure to watch it.....🧐. THANKS AGAIN!!!x

@sularkins6229 4 года назад

What a great lovely guy.. bless him so humble & obviously really intelligent .. hope he has a great life now with lots of love & care .. great interview ❤️❤️

@terryellis7200 4 года назад

Listening to your kind words makes doing this worthwhile

@thefeelcompany 4 года назад

This is another great podcast. Fantastic. Honest and educational, not just ‘big-up stories’ but real truth.

@ThatGuyFromLondon69 4 года назад

I could listen to Terry tell stories for days

@Oldgold-zo3et 4 года назад

Top man thanks Terry much respect for sharing. Once again Mr Attwood professional and courteous as ever

@kat451 4 года назад

Great podcast...thank you Shaun & all the guests that make a difference by speaking out

@mz3344 4 года назад

God bless you Mr Ellis :)

@kezpitt51 4 года назад

YET ANOTHER GREAT INTERVIEW.

@Terran-pg1kn Год назад

I'm only saying this because in a way I think Terri is or could be like Hunter S Thompson without a widow, "In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity." That is his quote

@wendysulphur 4 года назад

A really interesting interview, thank you for your honesty Terry. I used to work in Offender Health as part of a Psychosocial Team ; it taught me a great deal about human behaviour and how we must never make judgements. The very best of luck to you.

@hughesbill25 Год назад

@RichardWilliams-cz2pd 4 года назад

Thanks Terry. And thanks Shaun. This one was very special. Meant a lot to me.

@sarahinchley1431 4 года назад

Loving your podcasts, you need to see if you can get Raphael Rowe! Imprisoned for 12 years for a murder he didn’t commit. Currently doing a show called Inside the worlds toughest prisons, on Netflix! He’s an interesting bloke.

@ptaker91 4 года назад

Fantastic shout, recently on Jaackmaates podcast, loving his Netflix series atm!

@edwinhutchinson4482 4 года назад

Have you read the case? Course he was in on it 😂

@supertramp6011 4 года назад

Excellent interview,interesting guest,very articulate.. prisons are full of valuable people,who could,and should be able to redeem themselves. We should all have a shot at redemption,even if we are not banged up. Best wishes Shaun and Terry,,onwards and upwards.,,👌

@mrsimo7144 4 года назад

Thanks for the upload and efforts of all. Love to all. ♥️

@jackhill888 4 года назад

This is the best of your interviews that I have seen. This guy was very smart and told his story very well indeed.

@GAZZA. 4 года назад

Top story from a top guy...great podcast ...

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

At least he's been his own master for a good few years, mostly without hurting people.

@lizzy5835 3 года назад

Maximum respect to Terry . Paid the piper and survived .

@personalitysculpture1215 3 года назад

What a fascinating insight this very gentle introspective man has given us. Thank you all for a wonderful podcast.

@lew1786 4 года назад

Really good podcast your doing an amazing job shaun and really enjoyed this one thanks terry for telling us your story glad you have turnt your life around and helping other people now good on you mate take it easy 👍

@justinjambo6993 4 года назад

Everything Terry says about the monsters of society locked up in HMP GRENDON is true I was there for the same crimes as Tel in the early 2000 and they kicked me out for failing a drug test but the people I had to associate with I look on it as a blessing in disguise

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

Clever work, how bloody cheeky is that putting the security away with just a bit of chat, admirable.

@clondon84 4 года назад

These are the best podcasts . More bank robbers please Shaun

@TheTrichD 3 года назад

Great interview, thank you Terry and Shaun. The best of luck and love Terry 💖🙏💖

@macaw6718 4 года назад

thank you so much to shaun and terry for this amazing chat. best regards.

@johnpaul477 3 года назад

Terry is definitely the real deal got a great sense of humour had many laughs with him over the years

@revertinthemaking 4 года назад

HIs siblings did not know about what was happening when he was a kid. It sounds like he had a narcissistic mother, at minimum, and even more so a father who may have also been a sociopath. It is not difficult to understand these things. Along with psychological counseling, I also binge-watched RU-vid about narcissism, etc -- painfully binged, and it helped a lot!

@midnightchannel111 4 года назад

Not a narcissistic trait - just plain selfish.

@sv4673 4 года назад

Great interview. I learned a lot

@brettbambouturton3117 3 года назад

Great podcast, fantastic character.. honest, compelling and extremely captivating.. thanks Terry, and thanks Shaun👍🏾

@gazbenfell2796 4 года назад

Another great guest Shaun. All the best Terry! 👊🏼

@Dee-wy8fn 4 года назад

This was really good what a decent fella

@goldmedalsportstv3461 4 года назад

I am convinced if you get Peter Fury on you will surpass all your viewing figures. He has a massive following and is well known

@KJJ8518 4 года назад

I would watch that. I'd love to hear the boxing & prison side's of his life.

@curtisnolan8487 4 года назад

Keep it coming shaun, in Bournemouth listening to everything you upload because of people like yourself and true Geordie, im getting into podcasting, i start a radio broadcasting course at point blank music school in September, would be incredible to one day work with you in one way or the other, thanks again shaun

@gavinburns2802 4 года назад

What an amazing story. An an amazing human being proff that change is possible. God bless Terry.

@malterwitty5433 3 года назад

Thank you Terry , an amazing story and how you’ve turned your life around and all you do is second to none . The crime stories are riveting though how you’ve turned your life around is empowering. I’ll get the book - is it audiobooks ,?thank you shaun as ever . . PS. A film of your life needs doing . , it’s a fascinating & enlightening journey . Best for the future

@hamzanasser7792 4 года назад

Hiya Terry - I'm just starting the podcast and just got to the point about your mother and how she betrayed your trust in her. I went through a similar experience - as a boy/teenager going through that can wreak havoc on your life and relationships for many years down the line. I look back at my own life and I understand some of that anger that must have fuelled you for many years.

@CarolineDocherty-m1b 13 дней назад

Just saw this1 wot lovely spoken guy l thought my childhood was bad &was but always some1 worse godbless u mate carlyx

@ianfreeston3605 3 года назад

Well done Terry, great to hear your story of transformation

@lelandchu6705 4 года назад

Excellent content, articulate, entertaining and educational. Keep up the good work Shaun and Terry

@TT-kg7cz 4 года назад

Ive only listened to the 1st 3 minutes 😮 Terry's some characte,r how has someone not made a film about this man's life.

@jackdavies5271 Год назад

Top interview top geezars wel done

@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL Год назад

Thanks Jack!

@purplecloud222 4 года назад

Would love to hear more on Grendon, I grew up on the same estate as the lad who killed the other inmate, knew instantly who Tel was referring too.

@userone2317 4 года назад

One of your best podcast!

@wayne.thomson-qe1pf 4 года назад

Totally amazing interview with Terry and yourself Shaun Of prison life but also about rehabilitation if other countries in Europe are helping the prisoners but also the people the citizens of the country do not reoffend why aren’t I’ll say it again why aren’t the western world governments trying to better humanity or do they just want the slave trade to keep on going and death and misery for everybody there has to be a time sooner than later I hope that prison in the prison systems are more accountable and especially the government leaders who just keep throwing money into a black hole when no one can see any change happening but death at self surely humanity can do a better job in our prisons a run and especially the rehabilitation of prisoners inside of jail but especially when they get outside in the world again this benefits the prisoner but also us the people the citizens these are my thoughts on the matter.

@townzgl7289 4 месяца назад

Brilliant podcast

@ninja12lawbreaker 2 года назад

Terry's description of how dislexia was treated is 'kin tragic

@revertinthemaking 4 года назад

Here's a TIP to get the live video to sync up with the sound while you are watching live: press F5 (refresh), SKIP the ad, then immediately F5 again. The second F5 isn't always needed, but I do it anyway.

@marleysubscibe9031 4 года назад

Lol Shaun asked what yeah was that

@stuartolive1965 4 года назад

This guy is fucking inspirational. None of the recycled war stories and bravado. Just honesty from a damaged human slowly fixing himself through trial and error.

@fgafootball 4 года назад

Buddy its near Kings Cross or Euston more as recognisable areas, even Chalk Farm or Warren Street. Hampstead is not that close.

@rarecockneyguvnor4945 4 года назад

yep you are correct !

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

What a hard life but he was being true to his experience as it happened, we're all products of that.

@ChrisKlein0 4 года назад

A proper bloke, thing is Shaun, seeing as he was on James English last week it might make more sense to keep this for a few more weeks as a lot of your followers also follow Mr English, so we’ve only just seen him. Just an idea

@peterbest8870 4 года назад

"Mr English" is a fraud cheat liar etc etc. Absolutely nothing like Mr Attwood who is kind considerate genuine man.

@ChrisKlein0 4 года назад

Peter Best is he? Where’s the papers?

@carolineg6370 4 года назад

Peter Best he certainly is kind, considerate and genuine. He lets the guests talk too :)

@standfree-el7dg 4 года назад

Peter Best they are good friends 🤔

@carolineg6370 4 года назад

stand free 1978 Shaun is SO against child abuse and trafficking, hence his amazing work. There’s no way he’d support that, no way

@CL-tk9cu 4 года назад

“Snakes and ladders”, this actually made me LOL

@ermirakacupi5881 4 года назад

can you make something about albanian mafia too? you're such a great guy Shaun!!!!

@nannajjopinions8954 3 года назад

We thought Terry Ellis was one of the cool kids around our way, Queens Crescent North West London. Well done mate!

@lilacflower1312 4 года назад

Too near james interview so it's still fresh nice bloke though pulled my heart strings at times xx

@Miraculouskidss 4 года назад

We love you Shaun!

@WillSmith-rk9sg 4 года назад

Should try and get rafael Rowe on, wrongly convicted of murder that got overturned and now goes all over the world making documentaries on tough prisons

@Oldgold-zo3et 4 года назад

He's tried to get him on already. Don't think he's available

@WillSmith-rk9sg 4 года назад

Manc Lad shame that

@Oldgold-zo3et 4 года назад

@@WillSmith-rk9sg I know yeh I bet he would have some stories

@user-jz9on4ek1e 4 года назад

Good podcast guys..some great story's!

@viper_db5727 4 года назад

Bast****.... just kidding, Terry your closing message just broke me a bit and made me cry!.. Son't tell anyone. Great message. And one that unexpectedly effected me. In a good way. Anyway Respect and thanks to you both for the podcast I really enjoyed it.. Nice one. Peace!

@Dan-vc4ku 4 года назад

Seems very intelligent and articulate. Very inspiring...

@johntoet 4 года назад

*******🔴 *THIS IS WHY ALL IS CORRUPTED AND THAT THE ROOTS ARE IN SWISS 🔴******. *BLACK MAGICIANS FOUND A DRUG, THAT IS STRONGER THAN ALL OTHER DRUGS. THAT IS BLOOD OF INNOCENT CHILDREN. THEY ALSO FOUND THAT THE MORE SEVERE THESE INNOCENT CHILDREN WERE ABUSED, UP TO AN UNIMAGINABLE SCARY LEVEL, THE MORE THE SURVIVING ELEMENTS IN THE BLOOD ARE PRESENT. THIS BLOOD IS ADDICTIVE. AND THIS IS THE SOLE REASON FOR CHILD ABUSE. THEY ARE TRAPPED, BY THE DEVIL AND HAVE SET UP A NETWORK FROM SWISS, WITH FREE-MASONRY. LET US PRAY TO JESUS , AND DO ANYTHING POSSIBLE TO STOP THOSE, WHO ARE ULTIMATELY TRAPPED, AND ARE WILLING TO OBEY THE DEVIL TO ANY EXTEND. EVEN WHEN IT COMES TO DESTROY HUMANITY.*

@Dj-et6zf 4 года назад

Was this the same geezer that was on james English last week?

@terryellis7200 4 года назад

Yes

@Dj-et6zf 4 года назад

@@terryellis7200 brilliant story had me gripped.. gotta be made into a film

@emmajp_9385 4 года назад

Yeah I was excited to see a new video and then realised I’ve still got 20 minutes left to watch from James English from last night. So there’s really no point to listen to the same story again 🤪

@Dj-et6zf 4 года назад

@@emmajp_9385 bet he got a load more stories to share tbh so I gonna give it a listen

@emmajp_9385 4 года назад

D j1 let me know afterwards lol 😂

@13strange67 Год назад

1:10:35 Might want to point out that is Ronnie O'Sullivan Senior ( and not the Snooker star )

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

He's definitely not stupid, the bloody system fucked him up by not recognising that he had dyslexia, and then his own Mum dumping him like that.

@drn3081 4 года назад

Im from Camden proper manor. Go on Terry

@finbarstud 2 года назад

This is one of most incredible life stories. Absolutely appalling what happened with yer mum mate, so sorry for that man. Fair play on how you're getting on now, keep it up sunbeam! Was racking my brain for how your childhood coulda been worse.........Jim'll fix it?!!

@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL 2 года назад

Much appreciated!

@swimdeep189 4 года назад

Sounds like a similar start to life as Yammy.

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

"i started articulating responses instead of being sarcastic" it sounds little but it's a life lesson that one, most of us are insecure so those little sentences we sometimes utter can mean a lot more to someone else than they do to us.

@JS-rf8yf 4 года назад

I wonder if Terry Ellis ever went to Camden Palace. I'm pretty sure he would have done

@terryellis7200 4 года назад

Yes every night with my old pal Lenny McLean

@JS-rf8yf 4 года назад

@@terryellis7200 Nice one Terry. Appreciate the reply. That was an amazing interview by the way. Your story is crazy to say the least. Regarding Camden Palace do you remember when the rave scene hit in the late 1980's? I know Camden was kind of ground zero when the rave scene started and I just wondered what your thoughts on it was at the time.

@justcause7521 4 года назад

CLINTON CRIME cabal was exposed by CATHRINE AUSTIN FITTS. Former secretary of housing and urban development under BUSH. She noticed that hundreds of billions of dollars were being laundered through HUD. She told her people to bring her all the files of HUD that proved money laundering. They said no, the building the files were in BLEW UP!!!!! The files were in the Oklahoma federal building that was blown up by Tim Mcveigh. You should interview CATHRINE AUSTIN FITTS.

@GM-yq5wk 4 года назад

I thought he couldn't read????? And that's what helped him become a criminal...due his dyslexia.... Amazing what great people you can meet in prison...shame they never got a chance. ...

@georgecroney6168 4 года назад

They all get the chance but their surroundings make it too hard for them to be motivated. Anyone can find a minimum wage job but can you be arsed getting up at 6 every morning to come home to screaming and misery and poverty? It's the environment that puts people into depression and self destructive behaviour. Then the criminal record comes and the hole gets deeper. I think every time someone says its the environment they really mean they didn't try hard enough. Sad to say but only you can help yourself if you're not a naturally born lucky fucker

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

They 'ran out of handcuffs' for a couple of them. I bet those two got questioned hard.

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

My mates that were in similar situations are all 50+ now and all you hear about now is the women complaining 'next time he comes out i wont be here'.

@giannirusso5410 4 года назад

English Bruce Willis

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 4 года назад

24:56 ".. it would be delivered. Not back to England because i wouldn't do that" I wonder why he wouldn't deliver puff back to England, assuming he means hash or weed ?

@artybens5547 3 года назад

Terry is proper no bullshit

@chrisemery6834 4 года назад

Great podcast

@davidenglish1321 4 года назад

Great watch 👌👍

@maiaallman4635 4 года назад

It's so sad that in modern times, in a first world country, children with learning disabilities can still slip through the cracks.

@davidnicholson4829 3 года назад

The amount of people in prison with an undiagnosed learning disability is massive. I cant remember what the exact percentage is, but its startling.

$@fracturedfairytales979$

@fracturedfairytales979 4 года назад

I feel for this young man in an adult body. 😞

@dannyball1578 3 года назад

Is this the Joe Rogan Experience with Bruce Willis off Wish? Just kidding, thoroughly enjoyed this story.

@VeronicasMidget 4 года назад

Terry Ellis = Bruce Willis

@zenithpinch 4 года назад

Ricky from Trailer Park boys' HERO

@snipedotgenius 4 года назад

Watched terry on James English and know this will be good too ..

@peacelovincriminal7488 4 года назад

Love this guy. But every body has to make themselves come across as hard done by. Iv been around people who have had a 100 times worse upbringing than him. My mom gave me away when I was 4 I had no dad he was an alcoholic and beat the crap out of me until I ran away at 14. Worst crime iv done is steal food when homeless so spare me the sob story

@terryellis7200 4 года назад

So by that you mean what 🥱 I've had a fantastic life and I continue to have a brilliant life. The moral to the story was if you bring a kid up with a belief system that teaches him that it's ok to steel than it's no wonder the kid grows up to be a criminal. That's the point. No sob story Sorry about you up bringing its made you very bitter.