Broadmoor – Charles Bronson

In the winter of 1979, when Charles Bronson turned 27, he was transferred from Parkhurst Prison to Broadmoor Psychiatric Hospital for the criminally insane. He had become uncontrollable and was officially declared insane. Charles endured the brutality of Broadmoor's system—the UK's most notorious and feared psychiatric hospital—which relied on medication to forcibly control patients. His journey was filled with sadness, laughter, compassion, and stories of close friendships among his fellow patients. How did Charles Bronson maintain his sanity on this path to madness? This book chronicles the story of Britain's most famous prisoner.