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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Madeline, post: 692392, member: 11106&quot;]I know that this was a while ago, but I only just came across this post, while searching for further information about Paul Beecham. He was indeed a very good painter, &amp; made a lot of copies of old works while inside Broadmoor, while in prison for the murder of his parents &amp; grandparents. Or so it says in the book &#039;Talking with Psychopaths&#039;, by Christopher Berry-See. Christopher (a highly respected Criminologist) interviewed Beecham &amp; it seems had many further conversations with him as they shared an interest in oil painting. So if you still have it, it&#039;s highly possible he did paint this as apparently his work was exceptional. Unfortunately after his release he slowly lost his mind again, became paranoid &amp; delusional, &amp; 12 years after his release ended up hitting his wife (who he&#039;d met while in prison, &amp; who had campaigned for his release) on the head with a spade, burying her under the patio, then shooting himself in the head while in bed a few days later.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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