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Writer and journalist James Phelps takes you inside Pentridge Prison, Australia's most infamous jail.
Pentridge began its life in the 1850s as a convict's stockade, built in the outer suburbs of Melbourne.
Its bluestone walls and turrets made it look like a medieval prison, and it was here that prisoners were tortured, beaten, and hanged.
Pentridge is the former home of Chopper Read, Ned Kelly and Christopher Dale Flannery, the hitman known as 'Mr Rent-a-kill'.
But James has uncovered many more hidden stories behind those bluestone walls.
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Australia's Most Infamous Jail is published by Harper Collins
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