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A single tweet in a moment of grief sent Lucy Connolly to prison-could your next post be a crime? In the wake of the 2024 Southport stabbings, a mother's impulsive words on X sparked a firestorm, landing her in HMP Peterborough for 31 months. Tweet to Prison unveils the chilling true story of Lucy Connolly, whose life unraveled after a tweet fueled by PTSD and misinformation. Imagine losing your freedom, family, and future over a fleeting outburst online. Lucy's story exposes the terrifying reality of a justice system that punishes words as harshly as violence, leaving her husband's health crumbling and her daughter heartbroken, missing milestones like her 13th birthday. This gripping narrative dives into Lucy's arrest, coerced guilty plea, and brutal prison ordeal, including a shocking 2025 assault by guards. It dissects the polarized outcry-Kemi Badenoch and Boris Johnson calling her a ""political prisoner,"" while critics brand her a racist. With exclusive family accounts and X posts, it reveals how misinformation and trauma collided with a ""two-tier"" justice system. Don't miss the book that's sparking global debate on free speech, from UK riots to US headlines. With Lucy's release looming, her case is reshaping laws and lives-be part of the conversation before its history. Tweet to Prison is more than a true crime saga; it's a wake-up call. It exposes judicial bias, the neglect of mental health in sentencing, and the human cost of incarceration. For anyone who values free expression or fears the digital age's pitfalls, this book is a must-read to understand where justice ends and punishment begins. Feel the anguish of a family torn apart, the courage of a woman fighting for redemption, and the urgency of reforming a broken system. Through Raymond's ""heartbroken"" words and Holly's pleading letters, you'll connect with their struggle and root for their reunion.

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