Infamous Broadmoor Prisoners: Robert Maudsley

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Robert Maudsley murdered four people, three of them inside prison. He is now the longest serving British prisoner who was for a time in Broadmoor, England's high-security psychiatric hospital.
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Maudsley murdered one of his victims in the community, but the other three were behind prison walls after he was convicted. He killed one while he was inside Broadmoor hospital. As a Forensic Psychiatrist I've examined his case and in this video I'm going to tell you my personal insights from my professional experience and give you my theory on why Robert Maudsley killed his victims.
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@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Hi there! If you liked this video, check out these playlists. I'd love you to stick around and watch some more of my videos! 😍 Your Questions Answered by a Forensic Psychiatrist - bit.ly/Psychiatrist-Answers-DrDas True Crime Cases vs Mental Illness - bit.ly/true-crime-cases

@Lucy-ek6ne 2 года назад

I feel sorry for maudsley poor man ,I would shake his hand for killing them gross men 😢😔

@lynnjones4291 2 года назад

N it sad 😔

@jodiegalloway3614 Год назад

Agreed

@user-lq7pt2xn2q 2 года назад

Why was his psychiatric rehabilitation abruptly and permanently suspended? Did he seem a threat to those in power? This is what needs to be known.

@paulx3827 Год назад

he found the cure for childmolesters the prison psychs were afraid to become unmasked as frauds.

@seafoambeachcomb Год назад

What an interesting channel!! Found it through Mr. Black. So glad you're here & keep on growing!

@deborahdines5021 2 года назад

I wanted to write to Robert but was told by the prison that he didn’t want any correspondence. Very sad and tragic life and he should have gone been able to go back to Broadmoor and allowed to resume his therapy with the Dr he spoke with. He took out the trash dealing with those child molesters and wife killer. In my prayers Robert Maudsley 🙏

@Badbxtch29 4 месяца назад

I wanted to write too

@shaniathom6458 2 года назад

It’s important to make clear that not everyone abused as a child becomes violent. That doesn’t even happen majority of the time, often they become a victim of abuse again in adult years.

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

Yes. Fair point.

@bubblemummy1 2 года назад

I can't help but actually feel sorry for Robert. He suffered through his childhood, and suffered extremely harsh punishment in prison. He only killed child killers/rapists and a wife killer so in book he wasn't so bad.

@jodiegalloway3614 Год назад

Agreed

@sh-xp3bc 2 года назад

What is fascinating about maudsley he seemed to be very self aware of his actions. maudsley is a killer that I wouldn't call a psychopath because he shows signs of empathy plus his victims weren't really victims 🤔

@teijaflink2226 2 года назад

Yeah seems like just wanted to kill people who had hurt people who couldn't defend themselves. Specially the first man he killed considering what he had been through I understand why he snapped as he was trying to show him pictures with pedophilia. I really don't think he's dangerous to regular people, just people who have hurt innocent people. It's evil how he has been tortured and treated differently than other prisoners, specially when not even child murderers are treated like he has been treated.

@monikahardwick9402 2 года назад

@@teijaflink2226 true that!

@lizarnold655 2 года назад

I love this channel, you tell these so well. I think Robert Morley’s case on one level was so sad especially when he asked to be euthanised. I hate to think about how he is mentally now after so long being kept on his own. Please keep making the videos, it’s great to see a Forensic psychiatrist willing to discuss things with people outside the field.

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

Many thanks for the props, Miss Arnold. Do me a favour, spread the love by telling everybody you ever meet about this channel. Thanks

@KGBCUSTOMAIRBRUSH 2 года назад

I know Roberts brother he was good friends with my stepdad. His brother lives in Bradford or did and is a real nice guy. Robert as been a victim of society from day one

@carolannpacificadam1944 2 года назад

I agree. This soul never got to shine

@antonlestevo8273 2 года назад

I like the way Dr Das just gets straight into it....no adverts either and really good and interesting . Nice one Dr Das 🙏

@chemtrayliaindafukkinskya 2 года назад

Worked with a guy who had been in Broadmoor, his crime was shocking but honestly... I never found him anything but polite and friendly. I mean, yeah... I wouldn't wanna be left alone with him, but he was always respectful to me.

@celesteatwood9302 3 года назад

Fascinating. I’m always intrigued by what motivates people. I really enjoy your humor, it’s cutting yet appropriate.

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

I am but your humble servant, Celeste.

@tinafrancis4293 2 года назад

Really enjoyed this episode, i am a new subscriber, i feel Robert didn’t have a chance in life from a early age bless him, I do feel sorry for him, I will be tuning in when you have video out, thanks for the interesting and straight to the point stories x

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

welcome. I insist you watch all my videos consecutively without taking any breaks x

@Liv-kk3nh 2 года назад

Great video. Fascinating information and very well-presented. Can't wait to binge watch the rest :)

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

You must absolutely binge watch all the rest of my videos, Liv. Until either you pass out or you've seen them all. Which ever comes first.

@RAGEHXARAGO 2 года назад

Maudlsy deserves a medal of honour not a prison sentence. Good on ya lad. 👏🏾 excellent Chanel keep it up the subs will increase over time. Always think about new content too. Maybe interview a past patient or a mentally unwell person who’s obviously being treated and on meds etc, would get the views up snd I would like that too.

@carlgriffiths8482 2 года назад

I've just discovered your channel I spent twenty five years working on high care and secure units Fantastic video

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

Glad you like them, Carl! Do me a favour and spread the love, by telling all your friends and enemies about my channel. Much obliged.

@explorer0213 2 года назад

A fascinating subject lan Brady love your take on him.

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

And I love your take on my take of him

@strawberriesssssssssss 3 года назад

Discovered your channel through Joshua miles. Absolutely love your content. Thank you for creating and for your intellect. Look forward to more. Best,

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Enjoy! Please spread the love and tell your friends

@strawberriesssssssssss 3 года назад

@@APsychForSoreMinds absolutely! 💛

@justinhudson-yu7hl Год назад

I appreciate the help with the cell phone reception in the back of my house. I will recommend your services to all.

@starwyn7 2 года назад

Some might say he’s an anti-hero I wonder if the pleasure he felt torturing pedophiles was a way of getting back at them for what they’d done to him, indirectly.

@starwyn7 2 года назад

Displacement! That’s the word I was looking for. I always mix the terms up. I probably should have finished watching the vid before commenting lol Anyway, as for your question, I’m actually curious as to whether YOU think it’s justified. You’re not in clinic here so I’m sure you’re allowed to share your subjective opinion?

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

I'm a doctor. I can never advocate violence towards another, Starwyn.

@starwyn7 2 года назад

@@APsychForSoreMinds me either, however I can certainly understand from the mans perspective. Especially considering we haven’t evolved much from our caveman biology. Personally though I struggle with violence in any context, even when it does seem justified.

@susancanter2909 2 года назад

I still have so much rage Re my molestation. As far as I’m concerned, he took out the trash. I like vigilante justice since the courts so often do such a crappy job with these fetid pieces of human garbage.

@carolannpacificadam1944 2 года назад

I have no qualms about hoping my abuser dies ..I think about it often

@monikamon8790 3 года назад

I feel like social services faild him and then branded him monster for killing monsters . He was locked in room and abused by dad .hence he kills child abusers. He see himself as vigilante. U should try to visit him or write to him .

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

I agree. His father felt him much much more, though. Why don't you write him first, Monika?!

@skreemqueen756 2 года назад

Wow…. I have to agree, that was pretty gangster! I’m a new sub , catching up on the channel! I’m enjoying it, so happy Josh Miles sent me !!!

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

Welcome aboard!

@shellos8 Год назад

Robert has lived in a glass cell since 1979. He gets 1 hour of exercise per day and is accompanied by 6 guards. He never is allowed to interact with other prisoners. I'd say if he wasn't psychotic before, he surely is now!

@Jae-by3hf Год назад

This is really sad, its painful to hear how he is still suffering to this day. I wish he could see all the love and support that he has. If the system properly dealt with pedos and “parents” who neglected & abused their children, then I feel like Robert wouldn’t have behaved in the way that he did. That sense of injustice and constantly being let down is a different level of suffering and an indirect abuse.

@voyaristika5673 Год назад

I'd be so scared working with or around these extremely ill people, but it's so interesting hearing from those who do treat them.

@michelleabreu2677 9 месяцев назад

They're brilliant. I work in low secure. Big kids who need a hug. They do not get hugs! They're so interesting to be around.

@VinylFrontier81 2 года назад

the mans a hero. nonce killers are legends

@Lightworkers. 2 года назад

I worked in NHS Mental Health Services for over 10 years. I have worked in medium secure Forensic wards. Its fascinating.

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

Very fascinating!

@davidrixon3549 2 года назад

He did a public service getting rid of pedophiles. Well done! Rest in peace and death to those who turned him into a killer

@alicewatt416 2 года назад

What gruesome murders. Although I loathe anyone who would abuse a child,it wasn't his place to be their executioner and to torture them,you have to have evil in you to be able to carry out such horrible murders. I have seen on Shaun's podcasts,so it's great that you have your own channel. I am looking forward to watching more of your content👍🙋

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

Welcome, Alice

@th8257 2 года назад

There's an excellent episode of "making a monster" about Maudsley in which the forensic psychologist who dealt with him most, Dr Adrian Needs, speaks at length about him. Dr Needs was sympathetic and said that Maudsley was exceptionally intelligent and could have made a positive contribution if the authorities had been minded to find some suitable work for him. Dr Needs also spoke at length about how severe childhood trauma affects people. He said that it traps people in the moment. For Maudsley, his childhood abuse wasn't happening decades in the past, it was happening *now* and great care had to be taken to avoid triggering those childhood defence mechanisms that had been behind the murders. He said Maudsley's treatment involved effectively getting him to look in a mirror - to realise that he was no longer the child who could be abused by his parents. He was now an adult and they had no power over him. Interestingly, Dr Needs theorised that in pretty much all serial killers, they are effectively reacting to some trauma that was inflicted on them by their parents or other authority figure in their formative years.

@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim 2 года назад

They should either give him assisted svicide or relax his solitary confinement. Right now what they’re doing is torture and human abvse

@jodiegalloway3614 Год назад

It seems that he did target specific prisoners and I cannot fault him for killing them given his circumstances. Those monsters he killed would have very likely re-offended once released, and ruined many lives in the process. It is no small thing to get past being raped. And he confessed right after. Regarding the torture, I have to wonder if the staff 'looked the other way' while it was going on?

@greckendale 3 месяца назад

Is there a compressor on your voice?! All good, love the show Shohomodoss

@kevinhenrylant 2 года назад

It was not in a cell, It was in the Dayroom, of Somerset 1 known as The refractory unit If You need to know the truth about the reason why he and Cheeseman killed him.

@paulbowman1762 2 года назад

It's quite simple Really? Don't need you Doctor to Analyse Robert ? He just hated the Abuse he suffered and took it out on the Peados for what had been done to him ? Good on him...

@th8257 2 года назад

There's an excellent episode of "making a monster" podcast about Maudsley in which the forensic psychologist who dealt with him most, Dr Adrian Needs, speaks at length about him. Dr Needs was sympathetic and said that Maudsley was exceptionally intelligent and could have made a positive contribution if the authorities had been minded to find some suitable work for him. Dr Needs also spoke at length about how severe childhood trauma affects people. He said that it traps people in the moment. For Maudsley, his childhood abuse wasn't happening decades in the past, it was happening *now* and great care had to be taken to avoid triggering those childhood defence mechanisms that had been behind the murders. He said Maudsley's treatment involved effectively getting him to look in a mirror - to realise that he was no longer the child who could be abused by his parents. He was now an adult and they had no power over him. Interestingly, Dr Needs theorised that in pretty much all serial killers, they are effectively reacting to some trauma that was inflicted on them by their parents or other authority figure in their formative years. Tellingly, Maudsley said to Dr Need that if he had simply murdered his parents, he wouldn't have killed anyone else.

@nerddd3232 2 месяца назад

Do u work in the field ? Or a crime fan ?

@stompthedragon4010 2 года назад

How can torturing someone to death only be manslaughter? By the way, I remember seeing a video on him in the past and feeling sympathy for him. But as you mentioned we have to balance with the risk to others. I do wish they would relax his isolation under close supervision. I can understand why he requested assisted suicide. I should have waited to comment. My father was volatile and violent towards my younger sibling and myself. I won't describe the incidents because someone might recognize them. Some of it was rather unique. Neither of us grew- up to be perpetrators of violence but we have definitively had our issues.

@th8257 2 года назад

Science is increasingly coming to the view that two components are needed to make someone a violent killer - "Nature loads the gun but nurture pulls the trigger". First of all, genetics or some form of other biological factor such as brain damage. Some people are genetically much more prone to extreme emotions and rage. They believe it's what may lay behind certain personality disorders too. Secondly, extreme trauma in childhood. A very high proportion of violent killers have had some form of sexual, mental or emotional abuse. That's why some people become killers and some don't. There needs to be both factors there to make some go over the edge - you almost certainly don't have the necessary genetics, which is why you haven't ended up like Maudsley.

@stompthedragon4010 2 года назад

@@th8257 It really is sad.

@antonlestevo8273 2 года назад

Maudsley Rob will eat your brain like he's eating a Hob Nob! I actually know some of his family....I'm from Liverpool and grew up round the corner from them.

@codered9086 Год назад

And how they are like?

@johnbritton895 2 года назад

Don't think he's anywhere near the worst... Guys had a real rough trot.

@angiegivens3092 2 года назад

I just discovered your channel while watching The Disturbing Truth- very interesting and informative so far. I was physically and sexually abused as a child and thankfully did not become a violent person. I believe it actually made me feel like I deserve(d) this kind of treatment. Most of my relationships have been ones where I was abused either mentally or physically. I could probably write a book on everything I’ve been thru but it amazes me to read how people cope with trauma- no 2 people handle it the same way.

@mrssmith3872 2 года назад

The only person who knows what's going on in a mind is that of the person themselves. The rest is speculation.

@emmaransford 2 года назад

How do Broadmoor patients feel about being in seclusion?

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

ask me on my AMA. i will answer in the next vid

@jadethomas329 2 года назад

I feel like this man has been seriously let down by the system. He's in the wrong place and continues to be set up to fail, I contacted Wakefield to write to him but he doesn't want correspondence apparently 🙄

@cjdbaxtter 2 года назад

Did he write back

@jadethomas329 2 года назад

@@cjdbaxtter I didn't get as far as contacting him personally as the prison said he doesn't want to be

@teijaflink2226 2 года назад

Oh that's a shame as I thought about that too. But I can sort of understand, maybe it's too painful to hear from people who are on the outside or he doesn't want people to take advantage of his situation. I really hope it was his choice though.

@jadethomas329 2 года назад

@@teijaflink2226 I hope it was too, I have my suspicions but I imagine he would be inundated so I understand if it was 😊

@maxmackinlay618 2 года назад

Why couldn't staff force the door open? Did they hand ear plugs to the other patients to block out 9 hours of somebody being tortured?

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

I think they genuinely didn't know what was going on. Yikes!

@nicholawilson8555 Год назад

He was let down by his mother n father, he was let down by the service's and let down by society... he is definitely not the worst prisoner.

@psychgeek6623 3 года назад

This was fascinating. Very unique. I don't think I've heard a forensic psychiatrist's perspective before. Is working in Broadmoor hospital the ultimate post for a forensic psychiatrist? As in the opportunity to work with the most disturbed and unwell patients in the country?

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Thanks for the props, Psych geek. I think for some forensics psychiatrists, broadmoor (or any of the other high secure hospitals) is seen as the pinnacle, as you get to assess the most mentally and well and disturbed patients. On the other hand, the turnover of patients is very slow, so it can get a little bit repetitive working with the same people for many years. Some psychiatrists prefer medium secure units, as they get to treat more people within a set period of time. Does that make sense? Also, Broadmoor is quite secluded which usually means a very long commute, especially from London. When I worked there, I would only go in one day a week and would spend 3 to 4 hours travelling.

@th8257 2 года назад

@sarahmajor5945 2 года назад

I can't cope with child abuse. Or the Catholic Church.

@carolannpacificadam1944 2 года назад

I have been abused as a child..the church helped no one

@1WillowMoon Год назад

In the respect of Morals, what maudsley did was totally justified. But the lengthy torture showed he clearly was caught in the moment and possibly his inner child was doing that torture that he couldn't as a child. He clearly suffered immensely as a child. But, from another point of view "thou shalt not kill" also rings true, because if we all go around killing each other what would be left? It seems to me that Robert maudsley needed some real care and a whole lot of healing that he never got. And for that, I feel very sad for him.

@viper_db5727 2 года назад

To be fair I do think it was justified.. The 7 yr old one, that's what got me. I do believe it was justified..

@pipleo6313 2 года назад

It seems you've narrated most of your story from the Google search of Robert Maudsley. Word for word. Hopefully your other videos are more of your own as your presentation is fantastic

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

You got me, Scott! But I don't have the time to do detailed research - the mentally disordered offenders need me. That's not what my videos are about. The background is only for context. The heart of my videos is my own psychoanalysis and professional perspective.

@margaretdrew2844 2 года назад

I know he did awful things .but awful things were done to him i feel he might not have turned out like this without those things happening .

@georgerogers5948 Год назад

Brilliant content! and an interesting, refreshing angle... but please get a new mic and remove the distracting background music :)

@stephenbeardwood8047 Год назад

Best wishes Robert hope you get some sort of freedom soon YNWA

@paulx3827 Год назад

robert is treated worse as a sadistic child killer,he should have get probation,not to long ,maybe he has much moral and want to treat more of the same

@finuriae 2 года назад

Just discovered this channel from Black Belt Barrister colab, if the opportunity arose, would you do a colab with Dr Grande?

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

I'm up for anything!

@georgemcbride5991 2 года назад

Ian Brady has been in longer..monster

@georgemcbride5991 2 года назад

The poor guy was passed about a peado ring in London before he snapped this his first killing

@samanthabrookes4487 3 года назад

Has any case ever unnerved you? If so, can you do a video about it please?

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Hi, Samantha. No, not really. I definitely feel more emotionally connected to some defendants and patients and others. This is usually if the perpetrator themselves is quite vulnerable. I will definitely be making videos about this kind of case. Keep your eyes posted on the channel. Thanks.

@derekhoferichter1802 3 года назад

Ok I found my new addecton this what I love why and how . One hand I feel it justified but end of the day it not are place to be juge jury and executors

@factorylad5071 3 года назад

Was Dr Harold Shipman a patient at Broadmoor whilst you were working there dr das?

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Hi, Bluesbird. No, as far as I'm aware he never had any psychiatric input as such. He went to prison, and died there.

@roberthywelbennettgriffith283 Год назад

What Robert Maudsley did was terrible! However, his deeds are understandable! ROB GRIFFITHS from Stoke on Trent.

@verityowens9638 Год назад

So tortured someone for 9 hours ??where was staff.Also he managed to kill 2 people while in one of these places.Not great! shows lack of supervision. Have to say no loss to society the crap people he killed .

@thehappystitcher1796 Год назад

Poor Robert

@johnkhastar6053 2 года назад

As a Psychiatrist you clearly know how to assess people under your care however you are not factually correct about about what exactly happened at HMP Wakefield or the cell/unit he is in. There are lots of myths about Bob as you correctly stated, the cell and with regards to the murders at HMP Wakefield is one of many.

@christophersmardz8196 Год назад

i hear voices in my head they talk to me they talk to me

@amandavm 2 года назад

It's one thing to kill the scumbags that do awful things to kids, but David Francis was partially skinned while he was still alive and found with his skull cracked open like a boiled egg complete with a spoon stuck in his brain. There is something very wrong with someone that can commit that level of horrific violence on another. And what about those that have to clear up after something like that? Some nursing staff leave Broadmoor/Rampton/Ashworth suffering from trauma they never get over.

@carolannpacificadam1944 2 года назад

Oh do tell. He got what he deserved

@aperian6954 3 года назад

I think you psychoanalysis is somewhat off.Due to him suffering through drug dependance prior to the trigger that set off the 1st killing, I believe he was seeking moments of in-control where he didn't have to think he was Free- and when triggered Roberts PTSD created a manic psychosis - supposedly hes very smart and if he was of a grandiose state of "feeling in control" and just looking for another victim he would've waited for someone to come into his cell or had ego drive him to attack out of men he was initially attempting to coax into his cell. All murdered men were convicted of crimes that suggest they couldve had high controlling and narcissism, I once triggered he reverted back to being a child. just this time he was able to be free.........and then once the mania subsided he returned back to the controlled state.

@franhamilton4538 Год назад

Robert locked in dungeon like caged animal that would drive you insane he suffered a lot off trauma in his childhood watched documentary about him

@alwardgrover3347 3 года назад

Call him Cerebral Maudsley Nice Vid

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Thanks, AG. Tell your friends (and your enemies) please.

@alwardgrover3347 3 года назад

@@APsychForSoreMinds Hi I was a RMN done my training at an Essex hospital started in 1968 & finished in 1971 the hospital since closed around 1995 I have been to Broadmoor in 1972 as i was considering working there I have been behind the wall but i declined the position It is something i have regretted as i was 22 years old then but i live with it Take care you put out some very interesting Vids

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Sounds like quite a journey, Alward.

@alwardgrover3347 3 года назад

@@APsychForSoreMinds Yes it was a Journey I left England for Australia 6 weeks after the Broadmoor interview been here since

@Deryn-Emily 2 года назад

"Bob the Brain Eater"

@thelaughingbasset Год назад

Gut feeling - I like him.

@alanthorne3921 3 года назад

Maudsley and his siblings were fine at the orphanage until he was returned to his parents who locked him up and beat the crap out of him.No wonder he turned out the way he did.Locking him up in solitary for 40 years is in humane and by all accounts his health is declining.The powers that be have placed him in the too difficult basket and thrown away the key.As Maudsley has said if he had killed his parents then none of these other people need have died.I wonder what would have become of him if he wasn’t returned to his parents.Apparently he has genius IQ.

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Good points, Alan. It blows my mind how any adult can be so cruel to a child, let alone their own.

@user-fu1cj4fc7o Месяц назад

Maudsley & Charles Bronson are treated like animals, not humans

@andrewmckenna00 Год назад

Give him a knighthood

@user-zl8yt7yu3j 3 месяца назад

أسأل الله العلي العظيم أن يشرح صدره للإسلام ❤

@rosiellagrace 2 года назад

🌹🌹

@dirk4926 2 года назад

I feel a little sorry for the guy, but he seems much to dangerous to allow around other people

@sallyleads7037 3 года назад

Very interesting as usual. Robert Maudsley's story was disgusting what he carried out. However, when hearing his childhood and being locked up a lot, and still locked up constantly today its double sided. To be in care back in his day things must have been bad as some children are left with abusers now in these times. Feel very conflicted with my thoughts on Robert. The 9 hour pleasure from his abuse on David Francis, got me wondering the pleasure vs pain that the brain seeks. I am no where near the education that you have, but feel free to voice them openly to you as you are open to these awkward conversations, and educating also probably constructive criticism if required, which is healthy. A trade off for self worth and all that anger from unspent tears and past fears.

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

Thanks for the encouragement, Sally. I hope you enjoy my other videos. Please spread the love and tell everybody about the channel! Many thanks.

@danrothman6129 2 года назад

Apparently Roberts vocabulary has drooped because of the ongoing years of forced seclusion.

@bazbarrett8103 2 года назад

Another resident...ha ha.

@gagiman7273 10 месяцев назад

Such a shame that he is still in prison, so what he killed a pedophile good that what I say

@zeldazerafa1 2 года назад

I love you too ❤️ 😂

@APsychForSoreMinds 2 года назад

Good call, Mr Williams. You're absolutely right.

@christinefilas9392 29 дней назад

And this is supposed to be a high security nut house???

@generalmail5151 3 года назад

Does your gold tooth break the ice when meeting your patients for the first time? I sense a 'wha gwaan' from them to culturally appropriate working class Londoners

@APsychForSoreMinds 3 года назад

I think the gold tooth transcends all social boundaries - from pirates to drill rappers. I'm not beyond giving the odd 'what you say, fam', if necessary.

@carolannpacificadam1944 2 года назад

Good come back