Russell Brand was issued a chilling five-word warning from a convicted murderer after being found guilty of sexual assault and rape, and sentenced to over 10 years.

Terngu Agera, who is currently serving a life sentence for the 2014 murder of Zydrunas Laurinavicius, reportedly shared a photograph that appeared to have been taken inside his prison cell, accompanied by a message directed at Brand, according to The US Sun.

Murderer issues cryptic warning to Brand

Russell Brand was handed over 10 years in prison for sexual assault and rape, and he has now been issued a chilling warning. Credit: Neil Mockford/Getty Images

"Russell Brand you naughty boy, we’ll be seeing you son," the man wrote.

The post quickly attracted attention online, with social media users questioning whether Agera had genuinely uploaded it under his rap name, Mover.

One X user claimed: "Everyone can get a phone in jail; it’s not hard."

Others criticised Agera, with some suggesting he was simply "bored" and accusing him of "drawing unnecessary attention to himself".

Another user highlighted that Brand is not currently being held at the same prison as Agera, with no confirmation as yet that the now-disgraced comedian is due to be transferred elsewhere.

"Imagine publicly announcing you’re waiting for someone who isn’t even in the same prison as you, with no confirmed plans for them to be transferred there," they wrote.

"What exactly is he trying to achieve? … Absolutely ridiculous."

Agera previously attracted attention in 2019 after reportedly recording a 10-track rap album using a smuggled mobile phone while behind bars, with the music initially available on Spotify before being taken down.

Brand's conviction sees him handed lengthy jail term

Brand's legal representative did not immediately respond to Page Six when approached for comment, following the 51-year-old’s conviction last week of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault, where he was handed a lengthy jail term.

Following the verdict, he was remanded into custody and taken to HMP Wandsworth, where he is expected to remain for the time being, and according to Page Six, Brand will stay at the prison for "a few weeks,” before being moved to a more permanent prison residence.

Solicitor Kally Sahota explained that decisions about where he is held will depend on his "security, safety, and rehabilitation needs".

On Monday, Brand was handed a total prison sentence of 10 years and six months for the offenses.

His current location has prompted speculation about his eventual prison placement, although no transfer to the facility where Agera is being held has been confirmed.

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Russell Brand has posted a cryptic message on social media, a week after being given a guilty verdict in his rape trial.

The Get Him to the Greek star appeared in London's Southwark Crown Court on November 5 following a four-week trial and two days of deliberation.

He was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault offenses against four women between 2004 and 2009.

Brand was told by a judge to expect a 'significant custodial term' for his crimes, before being sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison on Monday (November 9).

The Brit is currently being held at HMS Wandsworth in southwest London, where he has been warned about life behind bars, as reports say other prisoners have made a chant about him.

It is yet to be decided if prison authorities will transfer him to a specialized facility to serve the remainder of his sentence.

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Russell Brand's social media message

The actor and comedian, who hosted a 'going-away' party with 100 guests on a Florida beach before his trial, bizarrely posted on social media on Wednesday night (November 11).

Despite being behind bars, the incarcerated dad-of-three's X account was active last night, posting screenshots of his account being 'disabled' on Instagram and Meta platforms.

It stated that he no longer had access to the account and that his Facebook account was 'suspended'.

"There never was a Russell Brand, according to @Meta," he wrote, adding: "Thank God for @elonmusk. Stay tuned."

The final two words have left many scratching their heads, with the meaning remaining up in the air in the hours since.

Screenshots posted by Brand's team revealed that Meta banned him because his 'account, or activity on it, doesn't follow our Community Guidelines'.

A select few showed support for Brand in the comments, while the overwhelming majority criticized him following his guilty verdict.

Russell Brand has confirmed that he had consensual sex with a 16-year-old girl. Credit: Wiktor Szymanowicz/Future Publishing via Getty Images

Russell Brand's goodbye party

The actor threw a huge party in Florida days before traveling to the UK for his trial, inviting 100 guests to the event on September 27 at Grayton Beach in Florida.

According to Page Six, this included members of an all-women's sobriety program known as the Path of Grace Recovery, as well as people from his church.

An insider told the publication that it was a 'going-away party', with Brand's wife of nine years and their three children also in attendance.

Brand has been outspoken about his 12-step sobriety program in recent years, having also worked with others on their sober journeys - a detail which was mentioned during his rape trial.

The Path of Grace Recovery facility is located in Destin, Florida, describing itself on its website as offering a 'structured and protected setting for women who are ready to change their lives.'

They add: “We emphasize on Christ-centered teachings and sponsorship through Alcoholics Anonymous. We believe both are crucial for lifelong recovery,” it states on its website.

As per TMZ, the comedian 'supported' Path of Grace, though his connection to the program is unknown.

Speaking to those in attendance, Brand admitted: "I might be going away for a long time."

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The investigators responsible for looking into Russell Brand’s sex offences have revealed that several more people have contacted detectives with information following his recent conviction for rape and sexual assault.

The now-disgraced comedian and actor was jailed for 10 years and six months after being found guilty of raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others in offences committed between 2004 and 2009.

Following last week's verdict, it emerged that detectives were already investigating two additional rape allegations against Brand, with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley suggesting that further victims could come forward.

Police confirm they are investigating further allegations against Brand

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Now, the Metropolitan Police has confirmed that it has received information from several more individuals, with a spokesperson for the force revealing: "Several people have contacted the investigation team during and since the trial to provide information or report a potential criminal allegation.

"Detectives are assessing this information as part of their ongoing enquiries."

The latest developments could mean Brand faces further legal action, with detectives continuing to examine the new information and prosecutors expected to decide within weeks whether he should face charges over two further alleged rapes, with one of those allegations reportedly involving an attack on a 16-year-old.

Brand's former girlfriend Jemima Goldsmith, 52, also spoke publicly about her experiences last night, accusing him of "violence, coercive control and abuse".

She claimed she was left so frightened following a "violent incident" in 2014 that she contacted police and asked them to remove him from her £15 million Cotswolds home.

Brand showed little visible emotion during his sentencing, as Mr Justice Bennathan criticised the way he had allegedly used his celebrity status to target women.

The judge told him: "About 20 years ago, Russell Brand, you were becoming famous, you were clever, and in many people's eyes you were funny and charismatic. You had also become a sexual predator."

He also condemned what he described as Brand's "staggering arrogance", saying the comedian had appeared to believe his fame meant he could behave however he wanted, without being held to the standards expected of others.

The judge further criticised Brand's entourage for allowing his "dreadful behaviour" to continue, including instances where staff allegedly witnessed assaults but laughed or failed to intervene.

Paying tribute to the women who came forward, Mr Justice Bennathan praised their "determination and bravery".

He added: "All those women had to face being confronted and being told they had lied, or twisted the truth and, or, they had agreed to your sexual demands: that was all done because of you, on your instructions."

The judge also took the opportunity to challenge common misconceptions surrounding sexual assault, after Brand's barrister faced criticism for suggesting the women should not be believed because they had not screamed, kicked or slapped him.

Mr Justice Bennathan said: "Whatever women wear, wherever they go, indeed whatever they drink, they retain the right to say no and to demand justice from the criminal courts when sexual predators like you, Russell Brand, act without their consent."

Brand was convicted of one rape and three sexual assaults, but cleared of two further rape charges and an attempted indecent assault, and is expected to serve two-thirds of his 10-and-a-half-year prison sentence before being released on licence.

Brand considers appeal

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His legal team is reportedly considering an appeal, although legal sources have suggested that the jury's mixed verdicts could make challenging the outcome difficult.

One source told the Daily Mail: "In a way it would have been easier for Winter if there had been a clean sweep of guilty verdicts, at least then he could have argued that Brand did not get a fair trial because of the Channel 4 Dispatches and Sunday Times investigation."

They added: "The mixed verdicts show the jury reached their verdicts on the facts, regardless of the media attention, which makes an appeal very tricky."

Brand's barrister, Mr Winter, reportedly received around £1 million for representing him. He was also understood to have been brought in after several senior female barristers declined to take on the case.

However, Mr Winter is now facing a Bar Standards Board investigation following an angry exchange with the journalist whose reporting helped expose the allegations against Brand. After the verdict, he reportedly accused her of having "f*****" justice.

Following the sentencing, Detective Superintendent Andy Furphy also issued a direct appeal to anyone who may have experienced sexual violence to contact police.

He revealed: "I want to make a direct appeal to anyone who has been a victim of rape or any other sexual offence.

"We know it can take enormous courage to speak about what has happened to you, no matter how long ago it occurred or who was responsible.

"If you come forward, you will be listened to, supported and treated with care and compassion."

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In the days since former British comedian Russell Brand was sentenced to 10.5 years in prison after being found guilty of rape and sexual assault, more concerning old footage has resurfaced.

The former Hollywood star was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault, but, despite pleading not guilty to all charges, which span 10 years from 1999, Brand was found guilty on four counts on November 9.

They included raping a woman at his house in London and sexually assaulting three different women at their workplaces at a radio station and a TV studio.

Another video of Brand's 'predatory' behavior has gone viral

Yet another clip has resurfaced in the week following his conviction, in which Brand is accused of using a gay persona as a smokescreen.

In the video, David Walliams, who, just days after Brand's conviction, faces sexual allegations exposed by the Guardian and ITV, is also accused of deliberately presenting themselves as gay to lure unsuspecting women in.

Matt Lucas, Walliams' Little Britain co-star and writer, makes the not-so-subtle accusation by asking the pair: "You're the gayest straight blokes there are, aren't you?"

Walliams, who is reportedly in a psychiatric unit after threatening to take his own life if the allegations, which include sexually assaulting teenagers, came to light, responds: "Isn't it a wonderful smokescreen?"

While fanning himself with his top hat, suggesting the comment made him hot under the collar and laughing, Brand adds: "Isn't it glorious? It works wonderfully well."

The video, which has since gone viral across social media platforms, is captioned: "During the Russell Brand trial, the court heard that he 'acted gay' to disarm women and make them less likely to perceive him as a threat.

"Here's Russell Brand and David Walliams joking about acting gay as a 'smokescreen.'"

While one of the complainants testified that she initially assumed Brand was gay when they met after a 1999 Labour Party conference, Brand explicitly denied pretending to be gay to attract women.

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The clip resurfaced as the allegations against Walliams were exposed

The comic writer and actor was revealed to be the mysterious celebrity behind numerous allegations of inappropriate behavior yesterday after a three-year investigation by the Guardian and ITV was released.

One alleged victim, who ITV has called Jade, claimed that the TV star first contacted her on MySpace while she was still at school and eventually met up with her to make his advances.

She alleged: “He lifted my top up and sucked on my breast and then tried to put my hand down his trousers. That's when I pulled away and said ‘no’.

“I wasn't ready for sex. I didn't want to do that - with him or with anyone… I didn't want to be touched in that way at all. I mean, I was only a 15-year-old.”

Walliams has denied all the allegations against him.

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As the news on Russell Brand’s 10-and-a-half-year prison sentence for three counts of sexual assault and rape continue to dominate headlines, videos of the now-disgraced comedian’s alarming behavior have begun to resurface, with one that is particularly shocking.

Brand, who was found guilty of several serious sex offenses last week before receiving his punishment on Monday, appeared on an American chat show back in 2012 alongside fellow guests Kristen Schaal and Adam Lambert.

The disturbing video of the disgraced Brand on chat show

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The video, which has since re-emerged online, pictures Brand’s creepy propensities playing out in front of the guests, the studio audience, and host, Rove McManus.

In the video, the then-37-year-old interjects as McManus reads a list of the show’s ‘non-acceptable language’, including ‘no graphic sexual acts’.

Brand retorts by saying: “Rove, at the risk of disrupting your item, would it be considered a graphic or sexual item for me to lick inside Kristen's arm curtain?”

The comedian-actor then began to lick her upper arm, before Kristen put up resistance, shouting "No!" as she distanced herself from him.

Brand's inappropriate behavior on television

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This was one of numerous instances involving Brand and inappropriate behavior caught on camera, with the 51-year-old appearing to assault Liz Hayes, an Australian reporter during an interview.

Again, in 2012, Brand forcefully kissed Hayes, while she was left stunned, and awkwardly smiling after the incident.

She warned: "Russell," before he then continued, saying: “How can I undo your bra? Just like this…” while putting his arm and hand on her back.

At least seven members of what appeared to be Brand's entourage watched as the incident unfolded, with several laughing alongside the comedian while Hayes appeared visibly taken aback, offering an awkward smile.

Clearly uneasy, Hayes gasped again as Brand walked away grinning. He then turned back towards her and declared: "Liz, I love you!"

The journalist, now 70, revisited the uncomfortable encounter in a 2021 retrospective special reflecting on her four decades in journalism.

"When you interview Russell Brand you don't really know who's going to show up," she admitted.

"Seasoned as I am as a journalist, I am prepared for all events and all kinds of people. And when Russell Brand decided he would like to kiss me, well, you size up the situation. You think, 'Mmm-hmm. Am I in danger? What could go wrong?'"

Earlier in the interview, Brand had seemingly hinted at his unpredictable behavior, telling Hayes: "I'm a tricky little swine. I'm a trickster. I'm a raven. I'm a playful coyote looking for mischief."

Hayes was not the only woman to receive unwanted attention from Brand during his television appearances.

Australian model Lara Worthington also found herself at the center of one of his interactions. During a discussion about paparazzi, Brand complimented her "beautiful perfect nose and profile" before jokingly branding her "racist" after she offered him a bottle of fake tan.

Both television appearances took place after the offenses for which Brand was convicted, however, authorities have since launched further investigations into more alleged sexual assaults involving him.

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