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    Killers: Britain's Deadliest Murderers Tell Their Stories
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    Killers: Britain's Deadliest Murderers Tell Their Stories

    By Kate Kray

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    When Kate married gangster Ronnie Kray, he introduced her to some of the most feared criminals Britain has ever known, and she persuaded them to open their hearts to her and talk about their crimes, fears, and dreams. Featured in this book are such killers as John Straffen, Britain's longest-serving lifer. He has shunned publicity and interviews throughout his years inside, but has agreed to speak only to Kate Kray. Harry Roberts, the cop killer whose conviction led to a blaze of publicity, opens up to Kate, as does Linda Calvey, dubbed the Black Widow. Kate has also spoken to the Black Widow's husband, the notorious Danny Reece.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Blake
    Release dateFeb 1, 2003
    ISBN9781784185268
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