Did Ned Kelly Murder anyone

Answer 1

Ned Kelly was accused of many crimes committed in the south eastern area of Australia during the period known as "The Kelly Outbreak", even in places he could not possibly have been. What he was subsequently tried and hung for, was the murder of Sergeant Kennedy at Stringybark Creek. Kennedy had been mortally wounded in what was described as "a fair fight" between the Police and the Kelly Gang. Ned's version of events were that he could have left Kennedy to die in agony, or finish him off humanely, which is what he did. He even returned to cover the body with a cloak. The Victoria Police of the time were massively corrupt and many of the troopers were little more than criminals themselves. ["The Kelly Outbreak" (1878-1880) John McQuilton]

Answer 2

Four people were in the gang - Ned Kelly, his brother Dan Kelly, and his friends Joe Byrne and Steve Hart. Ned had many supporters, friends and hangers on, but these four people constituted what was known as "the Kelly Gang".

Edward (Ned) Kelly was born at Beveridge near Wallan, Victoria, in 1854 to poor Irish immigrants, John (Red) Kelly and Ellen Quinn. Red Kelly was an Irish patriot who had just been released after 7 years penal servitude in Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania). Irish patriotism was an unforgiveable sin to the British Government officials in the Colony of Victoria and things went downhill for Ned from that point.

Answer 3

Ned Kelly killed three police officers.

Answer 4

yes