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public house sited about 300m from the hospital entrance. Ronnie Kray arrived with two associates and shot Cornell through the head at close range, killing him. One of several local businessmen, in the saloon bar at the time, said he heard Cornell's last words: "Well, look what the dog's brought in."
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On the night in question, both gangs were "drinking and chatting quite happily". That was according to a guest who was with his girlfriend in the bar but was suddenly ushered out of the club soon after midnight. At around 1.00am, Eddie Richardson told Peter Hennessey and the others to "drink up" and
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at least twice previously. It has been suggested though that Fraser acquired his "Mad Frankie" sobriquet from this incident. Apparently, a Hayward associate named Henry Botton saw Fraser kicking Hart in the head and shouted, "You're fucking mad, Frank. You're fucking bonkers." The whole incident at
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when his probation officer contacted the police, having been informed by other gang members that he had been arrested. In 1983, Charlie was able to go on day release to help the handicapped and was allowed to spend a weekend with his family. Charlie was finally released in July 1984.
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leave. In response, Hennessey called Eddie Richardson a "half-baked fucking ponce" and shouted that he could "take you any fucking time you like". Richardson and Hennessey began exchanging blows. Other fistfights had started when gun shots rang out.
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Humphreys was under investigation by another squad, and Drury refused to acknowledge his association with Humphreys even after Drury reportedly received a "Wish you were here" holiday postcard from him. Cornell was originally a member of an
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being placed there. That night members of the Richardson gang were drinking at Mr Smith's. Members of another South London gang led by Billy Hayward were present that night including Peter Hennessey.
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In July 1965, one of the gang's victims reported the crime to the police. The victim told the tale of being severely beaten and bruised after being found guilty of disloyalty by a
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and giving out presents to children to publicise his requests for release. He openly drank with friends and old associates (including police officers) at several pubs on the
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The downfall of the Richardsons began because of mounting testimony to the police. The incident at Mr Smith's and the later arrests helped seal their fate.
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Fallout continued the next day. A member of the Richardson gang, Jimmy Andrews, was injured in the affray and went for treatment at the
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which was known to be controlled by the Richardson family. His identity only came to light once arrested and in police custody in
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Although most of the gang were arrested, some were put up by Foreman until things had blown over. Fraser had been officially
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heist. He was originally sentenced to 35 years, but was released after 12, bringing his total number of years served to 23.
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associates, was shot dead, intentionally or otherwise, during a brawl involving the Richardson Gang at Mr Smith's Club in
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The brothers fell out badly after Eddie accused Charlie of fraudulent business deals during Eddie's time in prison.
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for nearly two days, during which time gang members (for example, driver Harry Beard) frequently urinated on him.
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Over his long criminal career, Fraser spent 40–42 years in prison. He died in 2014 of complications from surgery.
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and others), was punished after being twice warned by the Richardsons for pocketing the money and spending it at
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Several years after the incident, an unnamed gangster who was in the club at the time said that it was "like
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to Eileen Elizabeth Mary (née Allen) and Charles Frederick Richardson, who had married the previous year in
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In 1990, Eddie Richardson was sentenced to 35 years after being convicted of involvement in a £70 million
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In 1980, after many attempts to obtain release, Charlie Richardson escaped from an open prison. He went "
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teamed up with the Richardson gang in the early 1960s. His criminal career began at age 13 with theft.
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Under MacArthur's leadership, the Hertfordshire force was investigating the Richardsons because the
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at the beginning of April 1967. The Richardsons were found guilty of fraud, extortion, assault and
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There are pictures of the Richardson gang in the White Horse pub (now a community run venture) in
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in the mid-to-late 1960s. Charlie Richardson and George Cornell had first met the Krays while in
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Charles William "Charlie" Richardson (18 January 1934 – 19 September 2012) was born in
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Charlie Richardson was arrested for grievous bodily harm on 30 July 1966, the
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in other crimes if they turned Queen's Evidence. With the assistance of the
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on suspicion of possession of drugs, having just been seen coming out of a
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Accurately dubbed as to allegations, the "Torture Trial" convened at the
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throughout the 1950s. After joining the Richardsons, he served as their
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gang called "The Watney Streeters" and later became involved with the
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Tensions came to a head in 1965–66. During a Christmas party at the
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Mr Smith's caused the arrest of nearly all of the Richardson gang.
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day. Eddie Richardson was sent to prison for five years for
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dog track. He was nailed to the floor of a warehouse near
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A member of the Richardson gang, Johnny Bradbury, turned
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in September 2012. A heavy smoker, he had suffered from
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Armstrong, Jeremy; Myall, Steve (19 September 2012).
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became Police Commissioner in 1972, he succeeded Sir
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in December 1965, Cornell called Ronnie Kray a "fat
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