What were the crimes that ned kelly committed?

Answer 1

Ned Kelly was a bushranger, so he was guilty of highway robbery, that is, bailing up travellers and stealing from them. He was guilty of stealing horses and cattle. He also stole from banks in country towns. His worst crime was the murder of several people, including his brother's best friend, and several troopers (policemen).

Answer 2

he did sum bad boy Stuf and was put in naughty corner for about 3 years, sorry, 3 minutes to think about wut he's done to the nice friends of his. this was very very naughty of him to do and by far the worst thing a bushrangers ever done.

(oh and he also killed a few cops and all that boring Stuf)

Answer 3

Ned Kelly was a murder he assaulted a man at 14 and went to jail! Ned Kelly also killed 3 police men and did 2 bank robberys and robbery of a rail way staiion AND shot someone at the age of 22

Answer 4

murder he shot and killed a defenceless policeman in cold blood,cattle rustling,bank robbery,sheep stealing,he and his gang would steal anything of value, he was never famous just infamous,eventually caught and hanged ,unfortunately us australians think that he was a heroe but he was just a ruthless criminal. edit,to those that gave me the thumbs down ob

(no proof exists to determine his exact birth date)

in either Beveridge or Wallan, Victoria. Ned, as he became known, had an association with

the long arm of the law since he was a lad. His first

notable appearance was when he had an altercation

with a local Chinaman named Ah Fook. Fook was the

first person recorded as calling Ned a 'bushranger'.

Around this time Ned became an 'apprentice' to bushranger

Harry Power, mostly used by Harry to hold the horses during

a robbery.

Ned's next illegal act was being involved with the sending of

an obscene letter and subsequent assault. It was not actually

Ned who sent the letter (which also contained calves testicles)

but he was blamed for it regardless. A fight followed with the

husband of the woman receiving the item and Ned was charged.

Following this Ned was charged with having a stolen horse in his

possession and was given three years with hard labour, he was

only 16 years of age. This was the cause of the boxing match at

the site of the Imperial Hotel. Next up Ned was arrested for being drunk, on this charge he

managed to get away with a fine only. That leads us to the incident

where constable Fitzpatrick visited the Kelly home to arrest Dan.

This is believed to be the cause of the 'Kelly outbreak', as it became known. Constable Fitzpatrick was wounded in the wrist and Dan and Ned Kelly headed for the relative safety of the Wombat Ranges.

Police searching for the boys set up camp nearby and a subsequently a shootout took place between the gang and the police which

led to the death of three police officers. After eluding the police for a lengthy period the gang robbed the banks of Euroa and Jerilderie before the eventual raid on Glenrowan. Ironically, it seems Ned would be charged with crimes he did not commit, and not charged with the ones he was guilty of. He was known

(by his own admission) as the best horse thief in Victoria, yet was never charged with this crime. He was assisting Harry Power, but was

never convicted. He most likely did not write the obscene note that caused him to be sent to prison, but may have been guilty of the assault.

He also may have assaulted the Chinaman, but we cannot be sure. Ned was extra strong with his fists, he took on all comers, including Snr Constable Hall and Wild Wright. To say the least, Ned was a

courageous fighter and would use his fists over guns where possible. Ned Kelly was a man who could command an audience and was a natural leader. Ned's prison record Born: 1856

Native Place: Victoria

Trade: Labourer

Religion: Roman Catholic

Education: Read & write

Height: 5ft 10 ins

Weight: 11st 4lbs

Complexion: Sallow

Hair: Dark brown

Eyes: Hazel

Nose: Medium

Mouth: Medium

Chin: Medium

Eyebrows: Dark brown

Visage: Broad

Forehead: Low

Particular Marks: Scar on top of head, two scars crown of ditto, scar front of head, eyebrows meeting, two natural marks between shoulder blade, two freckles lower left arm, scar ball of left thumb, scar back of right hand, three scars on left thumb.

Previous History: Single, Mother Ellen Kelly living at Greta, Devil's River; Uncle James Kelly a prisoner at Pentridge and another, James Quinn, now at Beechworth awaiting trial, and John Lloyd an Uncle a prisoner at Pentridge. Three convictions same day at Wangaratta Police Court: 3 months, and 12 months, and 12 months in default of bail - bail found.

Sentence: Three years Hard Labour, for receiving a stolen horse.

Date of Conviction: 2 August 1871, Beechworth General Sessions.

Herald 20 Nov 1880.

Answer 5

Ned Kelly was a wanted man for several years, and had he been caught earlier for his crimes of theft, he would have gone to gaol. However, the crime which finally sent him to gaol was the killing of three policemen at Stringybark Creek.

Answer 6

ned kelly killed a chinesemanand murdered 3 policemen and stole a horse.he also held people hostage

Answer 7

Ned Kelly was charged with horse-rustling, theft and murder.

Answer 8

He robbed several banks and murdered 3 policemen, as well as a police informant.

Answer 9

Ned Kelly's worst crime was murder.

After he killed three policemen, the reward for his capture increased.

Answer 10

I think Ned Kelly shot 3 police men.