according to Kevin O'Dowd on Facebook: "We're off to get our brother back!"

4 months served of that ludicrous 15 month sentence.

Was the 4 months served reasonable then ?

well, given that one of the main charges against Boy George was that he had attacked the escort with a chain, and that the medical expert in court said that it was highly unlikely any marks on his body were caused by anything like that....

the fact that the escort then changed his story (reliable evidence?)

the fact that the escort denied accessing George's computer without permission, then changed his story when a computer forensics expert proved he had (reliable evidence?)

that the escort sold his story twice before the trial

the fact that both men were *alledgedly* taking substances, and that one of them was chained for approx 10-25 minutes.

15 months?

people get less for far more serious things. but then they are not famous.

www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11...-good-behaviour.html

Never felt there was any real evidence for that conviction.
Some low life from Norway made claims,after he'd sold his story to a newspaper.Not exactly a reliable character reference.

I have absolutely no doubt the hustler invented a money making scenario and succeeded but I'm pleased George is out after only 4 months.

Contrary to hysterical media reports, George was popular in jail as he is a very friendly and entertaining bloke(plus if necssary-he can look after himself).

Let's hope George can stay of the junk and knowing him he will put the experience to good use. In some ways, he's not to diferent to JK and rather than sklink away in shame as authority and the media demand of 'wrongdoers'-he'll hold his head high.

Notice the grovelling apology in The Sun today - not only did Jack Tweed not run away from George in the showers, they never met (different wings).

I can guarantee you - 95% of all prison stories are total rubbish.

After all, what can an inmate do?

I used to print the Editors' private line numbers on this site and they were bombarded by calls the next day.

That stopped them.

sounds like a great idea, JK!

I wonder what has prompted the Sun to apologise?