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Ladybbird · 24-04-22, 17:24

Killer Reveals Dark Truth Behind His Gentle Painting of Tennis Court in Prison

Steven Tafka's book the Art of Crime takes a dive into Britain’s jails and his job as an art tutor where he was able to teach the supposedly unteachable

Daily Mirror 24 APR 2022

A prisoner's seemingly innocent painting of a tennis court caught his trainee art tutor off guard when it was revealed it depicted the site where he spread the body parts of his murder victim.

The killer chopped up his female victim and placed her body in bushes around the edges of a tennis court, and he was now using the same court as the vision for his latest artwork.

The revelation came as art tutor Steven Tafka was taking a tour of a prison as he began his career helping inmates behind bars in the UK.

He told the Mirror: "I asked the student why he was painting a tennis court and discovered that’s where he buried the body parts.

"Nothing in my training quite prepared me for this."

Mr Tafka's book the Art of Crime looks at his work in Britain’s jails and his job where he was able to teach the supposedly unteachable but he said that the longer he did the job, the more it seemed like it was him that was serving a sentence.

He added that writing this darkly comic book gave him a release and helped him to survive.

The Art Of Crime

Writing about the encounter with the murderer he explained there was a small man standing awkwardly in front of an easel on which he said there was a particularly inept painting of a tennis court with the inmate unable to get the tennis player correct.

Mr Tafka said it was a curious subject matter so he asked the pupil why, of all the things he could choose to paint, he picked a picture of a tennis court in a park with swings and slides in the background.

But before he had the chance to answer, Greg - the tutor leading the class - came rushing over, grabbed Mr Tafka by the elbow and ushered him into his store cupboard.

“That’s where he spread the body parts. He chopped a woman up and placed some of the bits in the bushes by a tennis court," he told him.

The book takes a look inside a prison

Greg added it was best not to ask the prisoner about it as he was concerned that he might inadvertently open a can of worms.

Mr Tfka added: "I was a qualified teacher, I’d done my PGCE, I had years of experience as a lecturer in art and design, but nothing in my training quite prepared me for this.

"And so, with a churning stomach, I returned to the strange-looking man and offered to help him get the splodges of paint to look something more like a tennis player.

"We had the most bizarre conversation as I struggled to transplant the tennis player’s arms and legs onto the front of his body, whilst trying not to mention the impasto green and brown splodges that were supposed to be the bushes; I looked closely and thankfully couldn’t see anything lurking there."

The book looks at tales from his initial job interview, charting his journey as a rookie prison art tutor to the depths of the prison underworld.

He felt he was serving a sentence

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,565 Thanks: 27,627 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Killer Paints Tennis Court of Dark Truth Behind Bars Killer Reveals Dark Truth Behind His Gentle Painting of Tennis Court in Prison Steven Tafka's book the Art of Crime takes a dive into Britain’s jails and his job as an art tutor where he was able to teach the supposedly unteachable Daily Mirror 24 APR 2022 A prisoner's seemingly innocent painting of a tennis court caught his trainee art tutor off guard when it was revealed it depicted the site where he spread the body parts of his murder victim. The killer chopped up his female victim and placed her body in bushes around the edges of a tennis court, and he was now using the same court as the vision for his latest artwork. The revelation came as art tutor Steven Tafka was taking a tour of a prison as he began his career helping inmates behind bars in the UK. He told the Mirror: "I asked the student why he was painting a tennis court and discovered that’s where he buried the body parts. "Nothing in my training quite prepared me for this." Mr Tafka's book the Art of Crime looks at his work in Britain’s jails and his job where he was able to teach the supposedly unteachable but he said that the longer he did the job, the more it seemed like it was him that was serving a sentence. He added that writing this darkly comic book gave him a release and helped him to survive. The Art Of Crime Writing about the encounter with the murderer he explained there was a small man standing awkwardly in front of an easel on which he said there was a particularly inept painting of a tennis court with the inmate unable to get the tennis player correct. Mr Tafka said it was a curious subject matter so he asked the pupil why, of all the things he could choose to paint, he picked a picture of a tennis court in a park with swings and slides in the background. But before he had the chance to answer, Greg - the tutor leading the class - came rushing over, grabbed Mr Tafka by the elbow and ushered him into his store cupboard. “That’s where he spread the body parts. He chopped a woman up and placed some of the bits in the bushes by a tennis court," he told him. The book takes a look inside a prison Greg added it was best not to ask the prisoner about it as he was concerned that he might inadvertently open a can of worms. Mr Tfka added: "I was a qualified teacher, I’d done my PGCE, I had years of experience as a lecturer in art and design, but nothing in my training quite prepared me for this. "And so, with a churning stomach, I returned to the strange-looking man and offered to help him get the splodges of paint to look something more like a tennis player. "We had the most bizarre conversation as I struggled to transplant the tennis player’s arms and legs onto the front of his body, whilst trying not to mention the impasto green and brown splodges that were supposed to be the bushes; I looked closely and thankfully couldn’t see anything lurking there." The book looks at tales from his initial job interview, charting his journey as a rookie prison art tutor to the depths of the prison underworld. He felt he was serving a sentence __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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