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His name is Ronald Ryan his was hanged in 'D' Division at Pentridge prison at 8am on Friday 3 of February 1967.
To this day, more than four decades later, serious doubts remain of whether Ryan was guilty beyond all reasonable doubt.
Despite a total lack of scientific ballistic forensic evidence to prove guilt, mysterious missing pieces of vital evidence that would have cleared Ryan, serious ambiguities in the case, dire widespread inconsistencies of all fourteen eyewitnesses' evidence for
the prosecution and a prison officer's testimony that he fired one single shot (heard by all persons) Ryan was found guilty of murder based solely on unrecorded unsigned allegations of verbals/confessions, said to have been made by Ryan to police.
Ryan only signed documents stating he would give no verbal or written statements and always denied ever making such verbals/confessions to anyone.
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Where was the last man in Britain hung?
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Who was the last man to be hung, drawn, and quartered in England?
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What countries made up Great Britain in the 1700's?
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What is the famous quote of Andrew fisher during world war 1?
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What did the decalaration of independence accomplish?
It confirmed to the colonists and to Britain that due to a number of grievances, the colonies were declaring their independence from Great Britain.
Where was the last man in Britain hung?
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Where did Derek Bentley live?
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Who was the last man to be hung, drawn, and quartered in England?
The last man to be hung, drawn, and quartered in England was Francis Townley in 1746.
What country is west of great Britain?
There are two. Ireland and the Isle of Man. Neither are part of Great Britain.
What are the two largest islands that surround great Britain?
Great Britain is a large island so can't be surrounded by islands. The nearest large island to Britain is Ireland.
Why Great Britain was called that name?
it is called britain because its poo get it man init bruv lol OMG MAN GET A LIFE
Which man led Great Britain through the Battle of Britain and urged his people to keep?
Winston Churchill
Is it England or Great Britain?
England is a country. Great Britain is several countries including England. The British Islands is different and includes the Isle of Man and others.
What country on the west coast of Great Britain?
Ireland Wales Isle of Man
A Country west of England but part of Great Britain?
Ireland and the Isle of Man are west of Britain, and not part of it, as they are separate islands.
What did people think of Winston churchills achievement's?
they believed that he was the man that let great Britain get back omn its feet and the one who made Britain such a great place today
What has the author Edward Pearce written?
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