Mubarek, inmate murdered by his cellmate at Feltham. Lee Murray, mixed martial arts fighter jailed for 10 years for masterminding a 2006 £53 million armed raid.. Oliver Postgate, after he declared himself a conscientious objector (from his early childhood in 1942, former). Steve Peregrin Took, musician and songwriter, best known as the percussionist in Tyrannosaurus Rex, convicted in 1969 for possession of drugs. His account of his time detained can be heard on Mick Farren's album Mona - The Carnivorous Circus. Crazy Titch, grime MC who is currently serving a life sentence for murder. Topiary (hacktivist), real name, Jake Davis. The spokesperson and PR man of the hacking groups Anonymous and LulzSec. According to his Twitter feed, Davis was sent to Feltham and served 37 days. Richard Reid, the so-called "shoe bomber" who pleaded guilty to terrorism charges, is alleged to have converted to Islam whilst serving time in Feltham. Sneakbo, rapper from Brixton, served time in Feltham for threatening a woman. SJ, rapper from OFB, is currently serving time. Digga D, rapper. In popular culture Hard-Fi track Feltham is Singing Out refers to the prisoners. Grime artist JME refers to Feltham in his track Tottenham. Televised film Scum (1979) typifies the violence of many such institutions before a key stage of national reform, its broadcasting unwillingly was delayed to match that reform. Frosty's track County Lines featuring OFB rappers Bandokay and Double Lz. Bandokay mentions a person listed above: "Slim Jim just called from Feltham." Silky's track “Sticks and Stones” refers to the Feltham young offenders unit References External links Ministry of Justice pages on Feltham HMPYOI Feltham – HM Inspectorate of Prisons Reports Feltham Buildings and structures in the London Borough of Hounslow Feltham Feltham 1910 establishments in England