35 Years In UK Prison Part 1: Joey Barnett | True Crime Podcast 152

[@jackiecarson7154]

Loved the way Shaun lets the interviewee talk, without interrupting like most interviewers.

[@kamrul828]

You're a girl what are doing here lol!

[@abb7118]

Copy and paste comment.

[@kamrul828]

@@abb7118 yeah very common comment the girl punched in

[@deemb9945]

He is the best isn't he. So many interviewers have ego and they interrupt. Shaun really listens, asks a question and listens. Never does he interrupt.

[@viciouscircle7802]

@@kamrul828 Are there not many girls? Now theres two

[@FreeSpeach5491]

Time Travel back to the 90’s, another late night listening to one of the best to date… Shaun a master delivery and that was only part 1… what a life what a dude

[@wesleyrobinson3063]

I really like how shaun let's him talk and doesn't interrupt the people he interviews and really interesting as well. Thanks both of ya.

[@djspark191]

This podcast was amazing!!! He really opened upto you. Didn't try and draw any pity or make any excuses just told us how it was. I really appreciate you folks keeping us sane during lockdown!

[@rhysmyatt5136]

This is my favourite podcast. Joey seems like someone who has experienced a great deal of pain. Wish him nothing but the best for the future.

[@MsTygame]

Even though his mom loved him so much, his parents failed miserably and neglected him. Not believing his teachers and so many others who reported his behavior to her, he didn’t have any reason to act differently. She failed to correct him, he was given everything he wanted, she stayed in abusive, violent relationships, back and forth between 2 men with him to witness and be abused. He didn’t get to learn about consequences for his actions. I don’t doubt his mother’s love one bit, she loved how she could but being in a cycle of abuse - all you can do is try to survive. With that said,your childhood doesn’t cement who you are as an adult. You make a conscious choice to stay that way or be a decent person.

[@zac5950]

Cant believe that 3 hours has gone just like that! Listening in my truck ! Started listening in Redruth now in Bristol! Whatttttt was right into that 🙌👊🔥

[@lennonjames2849]

You shouldn't be listening while you are driving you blonker

[@pauly7166]

Me too matey..started in Haydock and finished just shy of Skegness. Roll on the follow up.

[@kaceyxleigh]

@@lennonjames2849 why not ? 🤣

[@richlee509]

@@lennonjames2849 why not you ripper ?

[@jackienaylor2263]

I lived across the road from Joey , he was my first boyfriend as a kid . Joe was always messing about as a youngster getting into mischief, he had no fear of anyone . Everyone knew him . I think South London life was different for boys and it was easier to get involved in dodgy stuff . Joey has done his crime , done his time and its good to see that he has turned his life around ....hes still the same what you see is what you get but wiser from his past .

[@jasonantigua6825]

Are you still in contact with him?

[@hassasinali7979]

I was raised in south london. Getting involved starts at primary school.

[@cb8548]

Well that was a great talk. Did same things when younger can relate to a lot of it. 3 hours of my nightshift just flew by. Respect Joey for telling your story so well.

[@harrymontana1737]

You know the ones where you never heard of the bloke but can sense it’s going to be a sick story💯

[@ealingbroadway2000]

45 mins into it now and Joe’s awesome, poor guy failed by the system as a kid, his experiences will be with him forever it’ll not leave him. If he’s a father he’ll want to break the circle of his parental experiences, he’d want a relaxed atmosphere

[@carpmma5132]

Cheers for putting the newer podcasts on Spotify , helps as I can’t watch while driving 😂

[@suepurvis1766]

What a storyteller. He relived all those memories as he was talking. So much wrong with the systems then and now. For all the wrong doing there was so much more to this. Victims on both sides. Looking forward to part 2.

[@clivewilson4678]

Such as? Just one thing will do

[@bruvbutler4820]

One off the best podcast I have seen to date was so gripped I have re watched it 3times just incase I missed anything big respect cant wait for part 2 and maybe part 3

[@SophieE-MrD-n-Kaos]

So surprised how good this was! Really engaging 💯 awesome guest and very likable!

[@Tha1leeG]

This guys story is DEEP and we need more.......(the mother part towards the end had me feeling emotional af)!! Bring on chapter 2!!!

[@MaxPower-js1sk]

I like that he doesn’t pretend to be a Hard Man. He’s just telling it how it really was. 👍👍👍

[@tonesw6957]

genuine geezer

[@MaxPower-js1sk]

@@tonesw6957 Indeed. No moaning, just the truth. 👍

[@Salmonandfriends]

This man has a way of talking, a way of telling stories, which is both engaging and relaxing at the same time . What a life!

[@tonyturner2799]

Joey is a real gentleman he does a lot of work for those that are homeless on the streets

[@cherrycupcake6327]

Fascinating guest - he spoke so well, with lots of detail. I was glued!!

[@Quadrex7]

I can relate to a lot of this. Great clarity, memory and very clearly spoken. Wish him the best

[@mg6844]

What a story Joe's got .. gotta be one of the best interviews iv seen .. looking forward to part 2... Keep up the great work Shaun 👍

[@kevinclark1002]

Joeys story so far is so intriguing and actually paints a picture as he is recalling his story, can't wait till next part of his life story.

[@rubylee7749]

fax

[@MrHaze1947]

Listening to you two dudes talking about raving, the D.J's and the whole experience has got me on the verge of breaking into tears here. I can feel ever bloody word your saying and if I wasn't 51 now I'd put on some Top Buzz and give it some welly in the living room. Those times will never be repeated and to be a part of it fills me with so much of a good feeling. My first E was at the Hummingbird in Birmingham and it was a love dove. When it kicked in I literally fell over. the tune playing was 'Dreams of Santa Anna' by Orange Lemon. It's here on KZbin, give it a play and tell me how bloody good that tune is. Orange Lemon is a pseudonym of Todd Terry and we all know what a master that guy was. Oh! the Rag market bash was Time Out Shaun.

[@Musicshit137]

Music is shit now days lol nothing original 👎

[@ramonagreen7197]

You can still "give it some welly" at 51 😂😂😂 I'm 48 and I still love sticking old skool tunes on and having a good ol' rave 😅

[@SavageAudits]

God Bless this man’s Dear Mother. I hope that she is safe, warm and happy, waiting to one day be reunited with her son.

[@AymeeRose]

Love this thank you for having Joey on , I love listening to you both talk about free parties , convoys and soundsystems/djs the best days ❤

[@Quadrex7]

I miss Wildman's laugh Rip brother. Always with us.

[@tonymills1978]

is wildman dead ? if so rip

[@Whatsahandle4]

@@tonymills1978 yes. Unfortunately passed on at the beginning of the so called pandemic. R.I.P.

[@sprockerspanielReggieB]

This was so intense. Such a good story teller I felt like I were in the room with you guys for three hours 👍

[@medusa2470]

One of my favourite podcasts. Love how joey don’t give it the biggun, Could listen to him for hours

[@banjobob9409]

Wow I thoroughly enjoyed every second of that! Cant wait for hopefully at least a couple more parts. Thanks guys

[@Matty217]

Respect Joey, takes a massive amount of courage to open up like you have. Seem such a genuine guy, thanks for sharing your stories.

[@Aelwyn666]

I'm only 35 minutes into this interview and I am stunned. This Man has been through Hell..

[@DHealy91]

PART TWO PLEASE !! 👍👍👍👍 100% great story ! Big respect !

[@swilie06]

Can we get a part 2 for this one? Need some prisons stories next! Very good interview.

[@amymaples5573]

This had me mesmerized! This guy is so likable and I'm buying his book! I can see why his mom took up for him all of the time.😊😥

[@M9998.3]

Had to watch this one again Shaun. great stories Joey is a great storyteller hopefully he does more episodes cheers!

[@couturefitcouturefit7437]

Best interview and story telling I have seen in a long time. Good stuff

[@sproc01]

this guy can really tell a story, listening to this with headphones only but i feel like im watching tv, good job man for first time doing this !

[@babygravey]

Didn't want this one to end that 3 hours flew by i would of been gripped for another 3 easy. Get him back asap while its still fresh in our minds

[@eg7973]

Bring on part 2. The way he tells it, I feel like I’m there 👍🏽🙌🏽

[@pennyyoung2877]

Thank you. What a sad but very fascinating story. Sending peace and love. RIP to your mum.

[@grizzer30]

Who needs the headline names, just a proper fella telling his story. Good listen

[@linda.m.s72]

One of the reason I stayed for a long time was because I was completely worn out, mentally and physically. It was one day at a time to get through. Walking around like a cat on a hot tin roof, that horrible period of time waiting for “it” to get home, making the times when “it” wasn’t around something good for my boys, the appeasement of “it”. You simply feel crushed and stuck in a rut. You lose the confidence to think you are worth anything better. You lose all confidence and self esteem. You cannot see any light at the end of the long dark tunnel you are in. This is not me seeking pity or acting the victim or giving excuses. Just a reality for some people in bad circumstances. Shock is also something that can stall someone so that when the shock subsides it feels like it is already too late as that period of shock can often mean bad behaviours have seemingly been condoned by you and you feel partly responsible for why things continue to happen.

[@truthvjmcdirtywork]

Oh my God, the 20 minutes or so you guys are talking about the Rave scene Back in the Day in England. Dave the drummer, grooverider, Carl Cox, Etc.👍👍👍👍✌

[@icemelts7526]

this was amazing, one of the best ive seen

[@ChrisSmith-vk6ou]

Superb, probably the best interview so far! 👏👏👏

[@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL]

Thanks for watching

[@mattwilliamson2343]

Thanks again Shaun. Joe is a legend!! Looking forward to part 2!! Really loved hearing about the rave days. Bought back so many memories of the clubs and the pills and the vibe and the LOVE. God bless you both. Sending massive love as always 😎❤👍💪👍❤😎

[@mattwilliamson2343]

Just call me an old romantic 😂 An example of a what a terrible childhood can do to someone. A legend to survive ❤💪❤💪❤

[@terencethomas7599]

@ceejay1872 #55 Gobshite!!!!!!!!!!

[@harvest585]

I think this is your best One so far Shaun really really so much is flooding back Matey

[@denniscoughlin7437]

This dude is living proof what not being held accountable will do to you.

[@JohnSmith.907]

Even in this video it is being reinforced to him that he is a victim.

[@Jon_Dawe]

Definitely needs a part two

[@Timesend]

Part 2 has been uploaded :)

[@keithhooper5965]

One of your best what a story and more importantly what a well told story. Respect

[@paulsmith7662]

So strange and real I feel I have a lot in common with joey and his school days I have been through the system myself as a teenager and the scars it leaves love your honesty big respect Joey

[@gooddeedsbeatbad2625]

This guy is a gent. You can see the niceness shining out him.

[@joshuaharper4340]

Got to the end and Joey is only 18 😂 loves a story this guy

[@stevenpaul3685]

If u get a tattoo on your face, you will get stereotyped. It's not rocket science.

[@malterwitty5433]

Stereotypes as ?

[@ooll6600]

@@malterwitty5433 a criminal

[@stu8427]

Maybe 60 years ago

[@malterwitty5433]

@@stu8427 understand what you say but if you think about it 20 years ago a model wouldn’t get work with a tatt on there face / neck & now it’s a must have . I’d not think a face tattoo equals a criminal in the modern world

[@tonybutters9576]

Wait for podcast 2 ! There's a reason why Joe got the face tattoo!

[@SamirKhan-yy5gy]

Soooo glad you did a part 2!

[@jamesosborne4132]

Fantastic - Brutal but Honest , the best interview yet Shaun 👍🏻🌞

[@pompeydan3]

Superb podcast, Joey is a good bloke, can’t wait for part 2, cheers 👍

[@KJJ8518]

Gripped is the right word to describe how I was with this one. Absolutely brilliant. Can’t wait to watch part 2.

[@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL]

Thank you!

[@KJJ8518]

@@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL just started part 2 Shaun 👍.

[@garysimpson3592]

​@@shaunattwoodOFFICIALDave Cawston he had the hit put on Tony Tucker. Because of missing heist money. Tony T, Got the blame because of the house bought, by mostly cash. But was it Tony who stole it. Steele and Whomes, got roped in because of the motive of Pat against Steele threats to kill, So police believed. The police say there is a motive, for Steele being involved. Whomes and Steele had stupid alibis, but only used alibis after saying no comment in there police questions, if innocent they would of spoke up if it had nothing at all to do with them. They were near the lane that night. Pat told his girlfriend, he was only going to be 30 mins, and Tony added two more for the dinners dates for 8pm. So police say neither kept those times, so they must of been dead between 7-8pm. But by the time Nichols gets arrested for the 10 kilos of green. He says he knows Steele and Whomes did the murders. But he could of said things already rumoured as it was months later Nichols arrest. So they fitted pieces together to get the conviction. As I do believe the murder squad did believe it was Steele. So they made sure they got them in prison. But it's unlikely it was them. But they could well of been involved in the lure. Pats girlfriend said Pat had been in a field the night before, with Tony all night. So there was a searching for missing skunk around that time, I so it could of been that reason, or the Coke being dropped from a plane. One of these plans were used, but I by the planners. Pat gets a phone call which it seemed it was the call they were waiting, for as he was happy after that call, girlfriend said in her statement. So was this the meet that got the 3 down the lane it's on lads, so they went That night. But was it a dummy run, and on the next morning, as Carlton Leach said Tony asked him for help in a morning blag, he and Tony asked someone else to be there, but neither guys helped Tony, as things were in there way, so So Carlton, I and this other person declined to help in the blag. So seems it was a trial run, or it was to collect the missing skunk. Anyway they got them down the lane, so instead of the drugs they ended up shot. they or were taxed themselves. They asked people for help for the blag, so it was real. I certain it was for the next morning, and Steele set it up. But I do not believe Steele would of been stupid to kill them too. As it would of come to light Tony spoke of the plane with drugs, they spoke to friends and girlfriends, ect. As there was time to inform others close to the 3. Billy Blundell said the lure was a big one. So they went for it. But greed was there end, and the planners knew they would take the bait. Falling for there own traps. Taxing.

[@dannysmith6715]

Another blinder shaun well done mate I'm going to watch part 2 now looking forward to it

[@blazefairchild465]

Great story telling, I just sat still for the longest time in my life. I would love to read his book !

[@MickReviewsStuff]

Just watched the whole first episode. 2nd episode tomorrow. Excellent, thank you

[@MrWindmills]

Thrilling story, can’t wait for part 2

[@user-jz9on4ek1e]

Really good podcast, Great listen...Joey gave really good detailed life stories...well done guys...

[@oddy532]

I loved this, the ones you don't expect often end up the best watch. It's brave to come on and open up like that, you can tell some things really hurt him so it gains even more respect. It's a disgrace how people are thrown in the system at such a young age, just to get through that is an achievement.

[@scousesurvivor9816]

Absolutely 💯 the best podcast 👏 out of all the ones I've seen. Can't stop watching. THANK YOU JOEY x

[@eoinosullivan5674]

Weird seeing Shaun sitting on the other side of the couch😂

[@jessicaherring1507]

This is why boundaries are so important early in life!

[@debbiesummers7979]

Joey, thankyou for being so real. I have great respect for you.

[@db7312]

Born in 1968 Out of prison since 2010. Not possible to have spent 35 years in prison unless he was locked up every day of his life from the age of 7 until 2010?!

[@tonemc6047]

I’d say he is going off the sentences he received which he would have done half most of the time .

[@garyw1971]

Understandably, the guy has lost time. He was confused about his timeline from the start. A true sign that he has suffered immensely throughout his life.

[@garyseanor3665]

Brilliant I really enjoyed this Just pure honesty

[@morgannewood]

I just discovered your podcast, I work in a state funded rehab (in the US) and I have heard some amazing stories, but these are just so engrossing, I can’t stop listening. Apologies to any of my friends and family trying to reach me while I’m binging this lol

[@morgannewood]

Edited to clarify state funded, I realized they might be called something different in other countries.

[@turndonkey]

What a story. Wow. Can't wait for part 2.. and 3.

[@user-jz9on4ek1e]

Can't wait for part 2!!!

[@tombetts699]

Great podcast. One of the very best.

[@deemb9945]

This makes me sad, thinking about what Joey his Mum and his sister went through. All the fear of the step Dad. Can't imagine it, must have been terrifying. I can see Joey is a good person, you can see it in his eyes.

[@amber_Forever16]

They didn’t have to it was the mothers fault!

[@craigdobson9068]

@@amber_Forever16 fear does a lot to people, my partner was with an horrific man for a decade who made threats to her family and even that he would take their daughter to Australia where she'd never see her again if she left him.

[@charrua59]

Stockholm syndrom

[@gerbiljaws1377]

He said that he never saw him be violent to his Mum then went on after to tell us stories of how violent he was to his Mum.

[@peterscott8366]

Yob

[@sandraolivacce4559]

Joey reminds me of one of my two brothers . We grew up in Dagenham and my brothers have so many stories to tell like this guy. They got up to so much trouble. We grew up in the same era and my brothers were bullied by the local hard nuts until one day they had enough and tables turned. From a young age they had to fight back to look after themselves and they grew up with people respecting them and fearing them.

[@See-through-The-Veil]

I honestly think Joey is speaking his real truth 👊🏼

[@naheemakhtar7202]

Amazing interviewer.. Very humble, Shaun top man

[@leethrift5897]

Bloody head is spinning watching this ha.great video guys cant wait for part 2

[@leaellis2198]

Wow. Fantastic. What a colourful person. Can't wait for the next episode.👍

[@alexandermiddleton587]

Hopefully you'll are doing their best with this situation!! Stay strong💪💪💪

[@mskittifur]

Omg I just wanna give him a cuddle and a cuppa 🥰

[@harrymontana1737]

After all the shit Shaun got that little bit where he says Shaun is putting him at ease was a proper f*ck you to all the people that knock him💯💯 joey was a natural he should start his own

[@M9998.3]

Shaun is OK forget the haters lol

[@junemaclachlan2705]

First class audio..so entertaining.. can't wait to listen to next one. 😁

[@riddimfruit]

What a incredible story. He has had a rough ride. Can’t wait for part 2 & 3 hehehe

[@pamelabutters2194]

Can't wait for this one!

[@tony12699]

Excellent podcast. Normally stop and start a podcast. But the time flew by I was gripped 👊🏻

[@cherylcallahan5402]

35 years in Prison in The UK 🇬🇧 Joey Barnett appreciate your videos Listening 🌼 Mass USA TYVM 🇺🇸 Joey Blessings for everyone ♥ Shaun Attwood

[@mikemartin5073]

I can relate to what joey was saying about the death of his mother breaking him in two. My father died 10 years ago, and my mum died last year just before covid and It broken me mate. I gone months without talking to one person at a spurt and Im going crazy. All relatives are in the UK but haven't seen any of them in 20 years and don't know any of my fathers family. Can;t wait for this Covid business to be over and done with. Joey can tell a good story and can;t wait for him to return

[@givo97]

Chin up brother, just keep going and try and keep as sane as you can, all the best my friend

[@stu8427]

Lost my mum last year bro feel your pain stay strong

[@niamhosullivan1291]

@mike Martin; hope things are better for you now, God bless you SIr. 🌹

[@gerileeradford1041]

St Boniface where joeys mum got married was my church when I used to visit my gran on south Croft road in tooting this is so nice to hear ❤

[@spense1609]

So powerfull,deep & intriguing. Almost unbelievable yet I dont think hes embellished his story. Comes across as a sincere nice guy that has forgiven many demons from his past. ✌❤

[@97tommyboi]

With a part 1 that gripping part 2 is gonna do a madness

[@mmaukk3080]

Cant wait for part 2! 👍

[@spagann90]

Fantastic interview

[@cyprosam]

Great interview Sean.. I've watched it before.. sound bloke..

[@chrismurphy8668]

belter this one, feel sad or him having that chidhood, what a story tho, looking forward to round 2!

[@noeledmonds12]

Great guest needs a part 2

[@kathreilly7050]

With respect for this lovely man is very entertainment