
Andrew Dodd
Andrew Dodd is a former cockle fisher who transformed his life by entering the illegal steroid business alongside his son, Macaulay. After a turbulent family life and a desire to provide for his children following a divorce, he became involved in a major steroid operation that grossed £1.2 million before being arrested. His story, marked by a struggle with morality and the consequences of his actions, is featured in the BBC series 'Confessions of a Steroid Gang,' where he reflects on the impact of his choices on his relationship with his son.
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Andrew Dodd is co-author of Getting Murdoched.
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