The Brink’s-Mat curse even touched on the Great Train Robbery gang of 1963. One of them, Charlie Wilson, found himself in trouble when £3 million of Brink’s-Mat investors’ money went missing in a drug deal. In April 1990, he paid the price when a young British hood knocked on the front door of his hacienda north of Marbella and shot Wilson and his pet husky dog before coolly riding off down the hill on a yellow bicycle.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Dalmatia: Three recipes from pickled sardines to baked flounder | The Independent
Dalmatia: Three recipes from pickled sardines to baked flounder | The Independent : 'via Blog this'
-
British man, aged 58, was injured in an armed hold-up of a currency exchange shop in Arona, on the south of Tenerife, on Tuesday morning. ...
-
Photograph: Robert Ghement/EPA Some of the biggest fines in British maritime history were handed down to a group of Spanish fishermen on Th...
No comments:
Post a Comment