Charles Bronson is a notorious criminal and one of the most violent men to have ever been put behind bars in the UK. So when he tells you to do something, or not to do something, you do whatever the hell he goddamn says.
We're hoping Collin Hufton takes this advice, as he recently received a piece of artwork from the prisoner, along with a chilling warning not to sell it on.
Bronson, 63, took pity on the auctioneer, who was duped into buying three fake pieces of work, and sent him a drawing and a letter.
Credit: Huddersfield Daily Examiner
The letter, which was sent from the The Charles Salvador Art Foundation, said: "Please find enclosed the artwork from Charlie. We're quite used to dealing with fake art turning up (it's becoming a full-time job of late) but Charlie felt for you.
"So please find enclosed the art he did for you. He has asked me to reiterate that this is for you and not for sale."
However, there was another message on the back from the man himself which said: "Be warned, Collin, I have my spies out so don't let me see it turn up on e-Bay.
"When I give someone a piece of my art it is a piece of me so look after it!"
Bronson is currently serving a life sentence for robbery and kidnap but has done all kinds of work for young people and charities while inside.
He's already donated two pieces of artwork and a signed, self-written book to a four-year-old leukemia sufferer. He also sold off all his artwork so he could shed the name Charles Bronson and become Charles Salvador.
Collin told the Huddersfield Daily Examiner: "It's a nice gesture and I'm just very pleased to have it. I won't be getting on the wrong side of him!"
Don't mess this up, Collin.
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