Frank Gardiner. On 15 June 1862, together with with Ben Hall and Johnny Gilbert, Gardiner bailed up the Lachlan Gold Escort in Eugowra Rock, near Forbes. This hold up is still considered to be the largest ever gold robbery in Australia's history. The total value of the 2,700 ounces of gold taken was estimated at £14,000 (approximately AUD$2 million in 2006 terms). Almost half of the gold was recovered by mounted police following a raid on one of the Gardiner hideouts in the Weddin Mountains near Forbes in NSW.
See New Guinea Campaign, WW2.
John "Black Jack" Bushranger, an infamous Australian bushranger, died on June 27, 1880. He was killed in a shootout with police near the town of Jerilderie, New South Wales. His death marked the end of his criminal exploits, which had made him a notorious figure in Australian history.
Australias history can only be dated back to 1606 as the first recorded European landed on the continent naming it New Holland. Before this date, Australia did not exist. The Aborigines never recorded history so they being in the continent really accounted to nothing. They did not build anything, they did not farm, or create any scientific technologies. The Aborigines were nomadic meaning they did not own the land they merely lived off it. The Aborigines didn't even have a name for the continent. So since it is 2011, Australias history dates back 405 years.
Frank Gardiner became a bushranger after serving time for horse stealing in 1850. After he was sentenced to five years in Pentridge Gaol, he escaped and took up bushranging in the district around Goulburn, New South Wales.
Ben Hall and Bridget Walsh had several children together, including a son named John Hall and a daughter named Mary Hall. Their family was part of the Australian bushranging history in the 19th century, with Ben Hall being a well-known figure during that time. The couple's children lived through the tumultuous period of their father's bushranging activities and its subsequent impact on their lives.
The term "bushranger" refers to outlaws or bandits in Australia during the 19th century, particularly those who operated in rural or bush areas. These individuals often engaged in theft, robbery, and other criminal activities, evading capture by the authorities. Bushrangers are often romanticized in Australian folklore as figures of rebellion against colonial oppression. Notable bushrangers include Ned Kelly and Ben Hall, who became iconic symbols of Australian history.
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Punishments for stock market scams are going to depend on what specific crimes are committed, as well as a criminal history of the person who committed the crime.
Adolf Hitler. He committed mass genocide. Very evil man.
If it was committed after your 18th birthday it becomes a permanent part of your criminal history record.
The atrocities committed by Hitler and the Nazis will live on European history for decades. There are many atrocities of nature, but the worst distasters in modern history have all been man-made. The Defense Secretary promised to put a stop to the atrocities being committed by the tyrannical dictator.
There is no SOL for criminal history records. If you committed an offense after your 18th birthday it is a permanent entry on your criminal history record.