Ned Kelly Research Paper

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Ned Kelly Hero or villain
Ned kelly was indeed a villain he killed multiple people not for self defence he was a outlaw too the people in his homeland he was apart of a gang too rob and steal mostly horse and cattle he was well know by the police since they were upset with capturing him ned was involved with countless murders at stringybark creek.

where there was three officers kill on site ned was over protective with his family he hurt a man that was haring's his sister he shot him in the arm and cause internal bleeding ned was born on a farm he was Irish and got sent too prison multiple times ned was born december 1854 beveridge and died on november 11 1880 with all this information I believe that ned kelly was a villain.

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with him leaving Ned's family too defend which did not last long one of ned's closes friends got shot directly through his heart which led too immediate death and of course i didn’t take long till the others fell as well ned was shot by a pump action shotgun which made his armor weak he fell too the ground once he was held captured he was sentenced death without any objections ned's family found out once they heard he was caught there was no police casualty as if now when it happen ned's last words were such as life and died from getting hang.

In the end ned kelly was forgotten by the police as a threat his land was taken his mother was sent too prison for hard labour for 20 months the brothers were all killed there were no survivors left which was the right thing too do too outlaws the ned family was erace that day in conclusion ned kelly was a cold brutal ruthless murder that stole and rob from the innocent people and only wanted things too go his way this means ned kelly was a villain and always will

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