Ned Kelly: Cruellest And Craziest Villain In Australian History

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Ned Kelly definitely claims the award of being the filthiest, cruellest and craziest villain in Australian history. Ned is certainly the reason why the families that are ruined by their bottom provider that are just trying to do their job were killed. The money must go towards a charity which helps support families affected by a range of serious crimes. Robbery, Murder and Neds heartless actions. They’re just some of the harsh things Ned has done through his life time. “Your husband is dead, he was killed in the line of duty,” (Kennedy, 2014, page 45.) That’s just one of the fathers Ned killed while they were doing their duty.

Ned Kelly robbed banks, young or not, that is a terrible crime! In Ned’s evil lifetime he held up 2 banks and demanded the safes to be unlocked. How would you feel if you were one of the people he took ‘hostage’ for a day to rob a bank? “We’re sticking up the bank…” (Shaw, 2014, page 65). This money will go towards a victims of crime charity to help people that have gone through the same problems the families Ned destroyed, by taking all their hard earned savings.

Ned murdered, killed and shot to death people through his troubled life time. Ned left a family devastated after he cut a life short of a father of 3. “Ned Kelly
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There is a story on Ned being a hero but only people who believe in Unicorns and Faries wil believe that stories true. Ned is not even close to being a hero the only thing heroic Ned did was save 7 year old Dick from a river when Ned was 12. Its imperative that the money goes to families whos protector, provider and parent have been taken away by a serious cause. Handing over the money to another cause would be rude to people who are suffering from having no sole provider. This story must be considered and used towards the choice of where the important money will

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