I was one of the most wanted men in Liverpool at the time. I was put on the 24 hours surveillance

by a serious crime squad from London and Liverpool. And they said, come on, set it

begun down the docks. We're going to do a whiskey iced. And the glass had gone right

to me and shot me fingers off. My arm was hanging off here. Here. You're going to end

up with life. If you carry on like this, you're going to end up doing a life sentence.

We've made the headlines of the whole of the Liverpool echo, the biggest headlines,

one of the biggest rubberies that would ever happen in Liverpool. It's like an alarm,

the screams crazy to scare you the way that was going off. The alarm was going off

from the post office. And we could hear the police sirens as we were getting into the car.

We're smashing all over us. We had glass and milk all on our heads, all over our bodies.

And as we got in the car, the glass and the milk was all in the car.

He said, Terry, I'm taking Mr. Southampton. I've got a friend. He's going to get you under

Queen Elizabeth, the second, the ocean liner. Others are the person upstairs in the Penn

houses. They haven't showed up. Do you want to be the butler? And I went, yeah, okay. I'll

be the butler. In life, when you've done something like this,

what we were going to do, I don't know where it comes from. And who we are, and why we're doing it,

but it takes something, some men to do it.

All right, Terry Mugen has flown from California to be with us today. He's never, ever told

his story before. This is an absolute exclusive. He's had people biting at his heels to tell,

to tell his story, but he's refrained. So we're deeply honored. Terry is a man of respect

all over the world, especially in the city of Liverpool, as you're about to hear.

This story is one of international dimensions because Terry's life, as you're going to hear,

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