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Sins of Fathers by Michael Emmett with Harriet Compston.
✨ synopsis ✨
Like many young men growing up in south London in the 70s, Michael Emmett idolised his father Brian, a contemporary of the Great Train Robbers and the Kray Brothers. As a result, Michael followed in his dad’s footsteps and at 18-years-old, he joined the family business and entered the world of organised crime.
Under his father’s tutelage, Michael’s criminal activities funded a reckless lifestyle marked by drugs, sex and violence. It all came to a crashing halt, when in 1993, Michael and his father were arrested in a dramatic confrontation with the police during a £13 million smuggling operation. Michael was sentenced to twelve years behind bars and would serve his time in the same prison as his father.
But behind the walls of HMP Exeter, Michael found something he never expected – answers. After joining an Alpha prayer group in prison, he had an experience that would shake the very foundations of his life.
Sins of Fathers is a really interesting story of unresolved questions and the discovery of the truth. It is an incredibly interesting insight into being a part of a crime family and how organised crime is happening in Britain and the deeper things that come with being a part of a crime family.
Sins of Fathers by Michael Emmett with Harriet Compston.
✨ synopsis ✨
Like many young men growing up in south London in the 70s, Michael Emmett idolised his father Brian, a contemporary of the Great Train Robbers and the Kray Brothers. As a result, Michael followed in his dad’s footsteps and at 18-years-old, he joined the family business and entered the world of organised crime.
Under his father’s tutelage, Michael’s criminal activities funded a reckless lifestyle marked by drugs, sex and violence. It all came to a crashing halt, when in 1993, Michael and his father were arrested in a dramatic confrontation with the police during a £13 million smuggling operation. Michael was sentenced to twelve years behind bars and would serve his time in the same prison as his father.
But behind the walls of HMP Exeter, Michael found something he never expected – answers. After joining an Alpha prayer group in prison, he had an experience that would shake the very foundations of his life.
Sins of Fathers is a really interesting story of unresolved questions and the discovery of the truth. It is an incredibly interesting insight into being a part of a crime family and how organised crime is happening in Britain and the deeper things that come with being a part of a crime family.