The Great Train Robbery 50 Years On - Thames Valley Police - MWS Media Targeted Video Marketing
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- A documentary on The Great Train Robbery created for Thames Valley Police.
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As a young Broadcast Journalist with Radio 3 KZ, Melbourne, I was lucky enough to spend time with Police and a truck load of other Journos, chasing Ronnie Biggs through the Hills around Melbourne. We didn’t find him but just, “being involved” was sensational !
In every one of the big daring heists it's always the muffed 'get away' that gets them. They plan the heist to a tee and give the get way short shrift.
Have you heard of international zionist bankers .....?
Yeah the genius bruce Reynolds, biggs was a 2 bob crim, ended up selling autographs for a 5r 🤡
... as a German Biologist - in my Youth.... the German TV Series on the train robbery was HUGE fascination. “Die Gentle Men bitten zur Kasse” The Delusion is - those were no “gentle Men” - they tried to be maximum efficient for a smooth military operation - inspiring another not so “gentle Man” today...
It also shows, no matter how smart you plan anything - there is always the Human factor - not sticking to the plan. And even when you escape - you are on the run and lose quickly everything. Not about “morale” - but the Art of War - and how to live a peaceful life in humble modesty. Stress is the major killer...
A GREAT JOB . BRAVO !
Its ONLY a good job if you get away with it.
The ones they didn’t have any evidence against. They just fitted them up.
I have a Hardback Book called The Railway Policeman.
The Story of the Constable on the Track.
WE HAVE SEEN IT ALL BEFORE !
This robbery reminds me I must pay my Gas and Electric Bill Today
In 50 years time The Great Train Robbery will still be being discussed, since Ronnie Biggs sadly passed away last month, only Four Great Train Robbers are still alive today, Mike Gray (Author: The Great Train Robbery Quiz Book) January 2014.
"Great"? It was a vicious crime carried out by thugs who battered an innocent train driver.
How is the death of a criminal/thug/thief SAD?. Idiot.
Sounds like a job for the British Transport Police.
Nice to hear from the Coppers side for once.
A C A B
Bruce Reynolds is a freaking genius
Not that fuckin clever they all got caught mate
He got caught
Yeah true … but 😂
@@whyaretheleftsobrainwashed4366if only they burnt the house they wouldn’t of got caught
I recall seeing the headlines in the newspapers for several days after the robbery, the robbers were held in high esteem for quite a while until driver Mills injuries came to light.
Bri-as in why dee-go not bordago, muppet makes it sound that there was spanish ladies of the night waiting for em, when finishing their caper..
Yes that copper looked a right tool. I bet this was the only job he worked on
I saw one of the train robbers in mansfeild, in, 1968 ??? He had a pointed nose, read the train robbery book, one a the guys, brought a small holding in pilsley,, 3 miles outside mansfeild, reward was £5,grand,,,,
"Oh Buster"
They were caught because the man paid to Burn 🔥the Farm down. Did not not. I think they would have got away with it if he had 🔥🔥
The Great Train Robbery 1963.
Love to know what happened to the Clean up person,lol
Probably became head of the Met Police
Phil Collins did no time?
My partners great uncle was Gordon Goody. And im telling you she aint got no money 👀
All went into British Folklore .
Ronnie Biggs should of stuck to the paint n decoration which he knew more about than robberies 🤡
It also resulted in people taking guns with them on jobs from then. If you get 30 years for robbery you might as well take a gun with you.
good on them
Watched the video of this brilliantly executed heist.
my dear old man who died 2 years ago.worked out of euston in the mid 50,s[before beechams tory cuts to british rail .loads of north walians went to kings x .euston.cricklewood] the old man told me he used to do a run at 3 a.m. to rugby. then back to euston..he was a fireman and used to fill the tender by sears crossing.by bridego bridge 8 years before the theft...
Thank you for that incoherent piece of useless information Neil.
Beechams made Lucozade back then.
Twas BEECHING, who swung the axe agin the railways.
I am a great train robbery admira .and would of been a willing participants. Bollocks to you O B
I am with you on that
You would no doubt have coshed the driver as well.
They shudnt have gone to that farm only 30 mile from robbery big mistake
RiP JH
I WOULD HAVE NEVER KNOWN ABOUT THIS ROBBERY IF NOT FOR THE MOVIE BUSTER WITH PHIL COLLINS AT FIRST I MAY HAVE THOUGBT BUSTER WAS JUST A COMEDY BUT NOT AT ALL
Buster is indeed a very underrated serious drama.
In my opinion buster was a good , better than what ive seen up to now. Yes a bit of a laugh. I bet thay fuckin laughed all the way back to leatherslade.
prefer it when thieves get away with it, bet everyone wishes they had an uncle who they mildly suspected had committed a daring act of thievery and remained uncaught
Yes, and be proud that your relative inflicted an injury on the train Driver who never got over it and his mate who died a young man due to the trauma he endured! Try thinking before you make CRASS comments!
@@telmas7183 well the train driver was the one part I thought was bad, but still I do love it when thrives get away, the common man funneling wealth away from the wealthy man, despite the odds being stacked against him. For years our betters suck up the wealth of the land and its people whilst chanting on a constant basis how we should never want or be jealous...or steal. It's just nice when out of the flock jumps a daring dog.
They were heroes but unfortunately they hit the driver
they were not heroes
@@glen7318 why on earth do people call these criminals heroes? They were not nice people. I suspect they would have had no problem doing worse to the train staff hsd they been able to fight back.
Its not evidence. None of it. The bottle for instance could have been touched by several people before it got to the farm. As for most of these things. It certainly dosnt put you at the scene of a crime and dosnt even prove you was at the farm.