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The searingly visceral autobiography of one of London's most infamous criminals and gang leaders and one half of the legendary Kray Twins. Reg Kray reveals everything about his life as a wanted criminal, and about the life sentence that has changed his perspective...
Reg Kray was born ten minutes before his twin brother Ron, on 24
October 1933. Both professional boxers by the age of nineteen, the
Kray twins led a notorious gang from their teenage years. Serial
deserters of the British Army and imprisoned for assaulting a
police officer, the boxing careers of the Kray twins was soon over
- so they turned to crime. They ran one of London's most feared and
notorious gangs, known as 'The Firm', alongside their careers as
nightclub owners, which soon established them as celebrities of
London's Swinging Sixties scene.
Throughout the 1960s, the Kray twins were heavily involved in
organised crime, including the notorious murders of Jack 'The Hat'
McVitie and George Cornell. They were eventually imprisoned in
1968- Ronnie was sent to Broadmoor Hospital and Reggie to prison in
Norfolk. Ronnie Kray died in Broadmoor on 17 March 1995. After
serving thirty one years of his life sentence, Reg Kray died on 1
October 2000.
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