Amy Winehouse's husband swaps autographs for heroin – Tabloid Hell
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Blake Fielder-Civil finds a novel way of getting high in prison
- Feb 18, 2008
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Amy Winehouse’s husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, has reportedly been swapping signed pictures of his wife for heroin.
According to The Sun, Fielder-Civil, currently in custody at London’s Pentonville prison, has been receiving small amounts of heroin in exchange for the pictures, which inmates plan to sell on eBay.
The newspaper quotes a source as saying: “He’ll [Fielder-Civil] take orders from other inmates then ask Amy to bring in signed photos of herself during visits.
“Once he’s back on the wing he’ll swap these for Joeys [small amounts of heroin]. The boys think they’ll get a few quid for them on eBay.”
The newspaper also reports that Fielder-Civil was ill last night (Feb 17) after taking contaminated heroin.
According to The Sun, Fielder-Civil, currently in custody at London’s Pentonville prison, has been receiving small amounts of heroin in exchange for the pictures, which inmates plan to sell on eBay.
The newspaper quotes a source as saying: “He’ll [Fielder-Civil] take orders from other inmates then ask Amy to bring in signed photos of herself during visits.
“Once he’s back on the wing he’ll swap these for Joeys [small amounts of heroin]. The boys think they’ll get a few quid for them on eBay.”
The newspaper also reports that Fielder-Civil was ill last night (Feb 17) after taking contaminated heroin.
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