He held up people at gunpoint and stole their belongings. He killed police who attempted to apprehend him. Today he would be thrown into gaol like any frequent armed robber, however Australia is so devoid of historical heroes that history has been twisted to make him into a loveable rogue, who was a lady's man and only stole from rich people who deserved it. He was just misunderstood and picked on. God help us!
Arguably, the worst single act Ned Kelly did was the murder of three policemen at Stringbark Creek within the same day. Sergeant Kennedy and Constables Scanlon and McIntyre were murdered during an ambush on 25 October 1878.
The three policemen killed by bushranger Ned Kelly were Sergeant Michael Kennedy, Constable Michael Scanlon and mounted Constable Thomas Lonigan.
Three policemen were murdered by the Kelly Gang at Stringybark Creek in October 1878. The policemen were Constables Michael Kennedy, Thomas Lonigan and Michael Scanlon.
Ned Kelly was a notorious Australian Bush ranger. It is believed that Ned Kelly his brothers and friends had killed three policemen. After a violent confrontation with police Kelly was arrested in 1880. He was sent to jail and tried for murders. He was later convicted for three counts of willful murders and was hanged in November, 1880.
Ned Kelly killed three police officers at Stringybark Creek police officers name ( Lonigan, Kennedy and Scanlo)
Yes. Ned Kelly was killed as a bushranger. He was hanged for the murder of three policemen.
Yes. Ned Kelly murdered three policemen. He was a murderer.
Stringybark Creek.
1878.
Stringybark Creek was the site of what was arguably Ned Kelly's worst crime - the murder of three policemen. Sergeant Kennedy and Constables Scanlon and McIntyre were murdered during an ambush on 25 October 1878.
The court found him guilty of murdering Constable Fitzpatrick, and then sentenced him to hang
Arguably, the worst single act Ned Kelly did was the murder of three policemen at Stringbark Creek within the same day. Sergeant Kennedy and Constables Scanlon and McIntyre were murdered during an ambush on 25 October 1878.
A murderer. He saved nobody from anything, but did kill three policemen.
Committing murder of policemen.
Yes. Ned Kelly was a villain, as he was a bushranger and a murderer, with no respect for the law or for the lives of policemen.
Ned Kelly, an Australian outlaw, was accused of several crimes including bank robbery, theft of horses, murder of three policemen, and resisting arrest. Kelly became a folk hero in Australian history for standing up against the authorities and his rebellion against perceived injustice.
The three policemen killed by bushranger Ned Kelly were Sergeant Michael Kennedy, Constable Michael Scanlon and mounted Constable Thomas Lonigan.