Because he fought against the system in prison he got many years added on

Yes! A horrible man, while our grandads were fighting for King and Country, risking their lives, this deserting cowardly mug, was robbing peoples belongings, (of which people didnt have much of) during black out's, when everyone else was in bomb shelters. It is so disrespectful saying (even if only half joking) that "the war was great years!"

And a lot didn't respect Foreman, and his connections to Scotland Yard. The krays wanted him to work for them and he ended up with the Richardsons. So not respected by the big guns was he?

Whats his book called please? Would love to read it

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Which wasn't a lot outside prison by the sounds of it. I doubt many crinals actually knew him outside of prison, it seems he wasn't on the street for much of his early life.

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Morning!!

Hi from New Zealand on a hot Sunday afternoon. Our Summer kicks off on Dec 1 so we have hot Xmas's. When I was a kid, the year Marilyn Monroe died, that Christmas it snowed for some reason which was super as my birthday is Xmas Day and it was a month before I started my school life so as a 5 year old kid a white Christmas was great.

@CRAIG5835 Hey thanks for replying...it's just coming up to 6am Sunday (GMT) here, well and truly soggy...I guess it must be early evening in NZ?

@@alexmarshall4331 7.pm Alex Sunday night, good oneAlex, Comps Of The Season.

@CRAIG5835 ps...we must be around same age, I was born in 57. I don't remember MM's demise but I do remember that Xmas coz England had the worst blizzard since records began and since...completely shutdown the whole of the UK...we were living in Greenwich (very close to Royal Observatory/Maritime Museum) London and I remember opening our front door and the snow was above the top of the door!!!...the adults were freaking out but us kids were loving it...the snow was so deep you couldn't do the usual stuff for a good few days but there was so many of us roaming around from the council estate opposite we beat a path to Greenwich Park (300 metres) where it was 4/5/6 foot deep...so many of us we flattened it to find the boating lake frozen solid and finally got all the way to the Observatory (from Eastney Street...check Google maps) and before you knew it we were knocking together toboggans (4 man minimum lol) and there was a run from the Observatory to both gates...there were people ski-ing around the park...skating on the boating lake...it didn't completely thaw until February...I remember that Christmas.👉💎👈👉♾️👈‼️

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@TrueCrimeUncut oh i will be bro, always had a weird fascination with the 60s gangsters, iv got kray twin letters, 14 pieces of charles bronson artwork lenny mclean signed boxing cards, and every book ever written, sad eh Ava gud un, and dont keep us waiting too long now

Poor charley ? The man ruined lives lol don’t make hero’s out of these people

@dds94 whos lives did he ruin, no evidence at all to suggest this, just false statements put in by folk pressured by the plod, to which they all retracted after the fact, the electric box that was planted by police, was proved in court to give less of a tickle than the hold on as long as you can old fair ground buzzing machines, check ya facts before you believe the lies fed by eternally corrupt government and its false proxies, ie papers and news outlets.

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@@horizonsfluidline wow!! That’s truly special!

bc was a real villian of his day i know this for a fact az im related to one of bc old firm man called ronnie piper they all got 10yrs for a tie up job that went wrong ,the person died from choking on a gag . THEY was a very experianced gang before that .

@@jagvolvo33I know Ronnie well! How is he?

@@jasonantigua6825 he was married to my dads auntis daughter i grew up with there son TERRY but not seen any of them since 90s.

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The real ones especially old school chaps dont advertise there names there lowkey and dont like there names put about ..

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I will be surprised if it was

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It’s crazy. At first sight you wouldn’t expect him to have had such a troubled past!

He used to get his suits made at Needleman on the Walworth Road opposite Manor place. He also used to drink regularly in a local pub on Olney Road off Walworth Road as well as the good intent in East Street

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They didn't "torture" anyone the only so called evidence as the testimony of the so called victims professional con men who stood to gain financially if Charlie went down. He'd also get immunity from prosecution. There was no medical or forensic evidence no "black box"was found at any of Charlie's premises.The prosecution had to borrow one from a museum and tell the jury that it would have been something similar. The prosecution went through 144 potential jurors to find 12 who promised to find him guilty whatever the evidence 😅

I've got the exact same Megga (So called torture device) It's identical. My Dad had it for years and left it to me. The one from the Richardson trial is in the National Crime Museum.

@@michaelharrison3602 Yeh whatever. Nobody believes you. That psycho Fraser wouldn’t harm a fly

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He was called ‘MAD’ Frankie Fraser for a reason!

Frankie really did some crazy things!!!