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For Josh Bolton, going to jail felt like a school reunion - he was a bikie behind bars, locked up with many of his mates. He started to look at the world differently after being forced to attend his grandmother’s funeral in handcuffs, flanked by police officers. In the last years of his sentence, he decided to turn his life around and leave the outlaw world behind him.
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