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Ronald Arthur Biggs (b. London, England, August 8, 1929) also known as Ronnie Biggs, is famous for robbing a freight train which earned several million dollars. For this he was accused in 2001 to thirty years in prison, of which he is forgiven after 15 months due to ill health.
Biggs, famous from his role in the great assault on the train in 1963, his subsequent escape from prison and being a fugitive for many years. he lived in Brazil for 31 years, but returned voluntarily to Britain in 2001. He spent several years in prison, where his health rapidly declined. On 6 August 2009, it was announced that Biggs would be released from jail on “compassionate insurance grounds”.
Biggs was born in the London Borough of Lambeth, England. In 1947, at eighteen, joined the Royal Air Force but was fired in 1949 for desertion. In 1960 she married Charmian Brent, with whom he had three children (one deceased). Biggs, along with other gang members, stealing 2.6 million pounds of mail trains. After being convicted and imprisoned, he escaped from Wandsworth prison HM the July 7, 1965 after climbing the wall using a rope ladder. He fled to Paris, where he acquired new identity papers and underwent plastic surgery.
In 1965, Biggs took a BOAC flight to Sydney where he lived for several months before moving to Adelaide, South Australia in 1966. Soon he met his wife and two children. In 1967, just after the birth of her third child, Biggs received an anonymous letter from England telling that Interpol suspects was in Australia and must dental leave. In May 1967 the family moved to Melbourne, Victoria where the rent a house in the suburb of North Blackburn. In Melbourne, he worked several jobs before turning clinic to editing scenarios in Television Studies of Channel 9. In October 1969, a newspaper report made by a Reuters correspondent say that Biggs lived in Melbourne, and that the police had him surrounded. The prison story to the news at weight loss 6 on Channel 9, so Biggs immediately left his home to stay with family friends outside the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Five months later, took passage on a passenger ship using the passport of one of his friends community and left his family in Australia. Twenty days later, the natural ship arriving to Panama. Biggs landed and after two weeks flew to Brazil.
In 1974, the Daily Express reporter, Colin MacKenzie, received information suggesting that Biggs had gone to Rio de Janeiro and a team of MacKenzie, photographer Bill Lovelace and medical reporter Michael O’Flaherty confirmed this and hospital gave the news. Scotland Yard detectives arrived soon afterwards, but Biggs could not be nutrition extradited because the UK did not benefit from reciprocity of extradition to Brazil, a condition for the Brazilian process of extradition. As a result, Biggs was able to live openly in Brazil, completely untouchable by British authorities. While his status as a felon Biggs keeps working, there was nothing to prevent benefit from misfortune center of Scotland Yard. As a result, “Ronnie Biggs” mugs, coffee mugs and T-shirts began to benefits appear in tourist destinations along Rio Paso the three decades as a fugitive and became a celebrity, despite having been a figure far lower in the actual robbery.
Supposedly, Biggs returned to England several times in disguise, during the performance of a documentary about the great train robbery. She also recorded vocals on two songs for the big Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle, Julien Temple’s film about the Sex Pistols. The basic tracks of “No One Is Innocent” and “Belsen was a gas” was recorded with guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook in a study in Brazil soon after the finalperformance of the Sex Pistols, with arrangements to be added in a study English at a later date. “No one is innocent” was released as a single in the UK and reached No 6 on graphs of British singles, the sleeve showing Martin Bormann playing bass with the group (in fact this was American actor James fetes).
Following the extradition department attempt, Biggs collaborated with Bruce Henry (an American smuggler), James Shields, and Aureo de Souza to record Mailbag Blues, a musical narration of his life he intends to use as a movie soundtrack. This album was released again in 2004 by whatmusic.com. In 1981, Biggs was kidnapped and taken to Barbados. The kidnappers had hoped to collect a reward from the British police, but Barbados did not have no extradition treaty with the United Kingdom and Biggs was sent to Brazil.
In 2001, Biggs said the sun would be willing to return to Britain.