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Hero - He stood up for the public who were miss treated & he stood up for what was right. He was strong & outgoing he put his life on the line todo what was right for his home town, family &friends.
Criminal- He killed heaps of police officers he stole & killed people, he ran away from the law & killed anyone who got in his way. I think Ned Kelly is good & bad i dont supoort the crimes he did but i can see were he is coming from there is always two sides to a story but the "police" didnt give Ned the chance i think if the police listned & respected the town it wouldnt of happened as everyone was living in povity.

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Ned Kelly was caught on the run by police offeicers, Ned was hanged in 18 after shooting & killing three police officers.

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in Glenrowan on Monday, June 28th, 1880, was the result of a plan by Ned Kelly Gang to derail a Police Special Train carrying Indigenous people the Gang's primary targets. Ned Kelly miscalculated, thinking the train would come from Benalla not Melbourne. Ned Kelly did not suceed in this advent.

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Why public supported Ned Kelly at the time. 

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Why public supported Ned Kelly at the time. 

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A lot of people hated the police the public thought the police were curupted.

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The Jerilderie letter is a 56-page document of approximately 8,000 words. In the letter Ned Kelly tried to explain his actions, including the murder of three police officers in October 1878 at Stringybark Creek. He described cases of how the police were mean & unfair on families.

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Ned attempted to kill Alexander Fitzpatrick for trying to arrest Dan, Ned Kelly's  youngest brother but while Alexander doing so Neds mother Ellen Kelly hit officer Alexander with a shovel  that was when Ned Kelly fired a shot trying to shoot Alexander Fitzpatrick after this happened the family were on the run & Ned Kelly & Dan were wanted for attempted murder. Edward Ned Kelly (December 1854 – 11 November 1880) was an Australian bushranger, outlaw, gang leader and convicted police murderer. Recognised as the last and most famous of the bushrangers, he is best-known for wearing a self-made suit of bulletproof armour during his final shootout with the police

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Margaret Kelly Skillion-Sister

Annie Kelly-Sister

Ellen-Sister

Grace-Sister

John-Brother

John Kelly-Father

Alice-Sister

James-Brother

Mary Jane-Sister

Ellen jr- Sister
Kate- Sister
Ellen-Mother.
Dan-youngest brother

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Ned Kelly was born in Beveridge, VIC, Australia & died in November 11, 1880 cause of his death was him being hanged in
Melbourne, VIC, Australia.
Edward Kelly (1855-1880), bushranger, was born on June 1855 at Beveridge, Victoria, the eldest son of John (Red) Kelly and his wife Ellen, Ned Kelly attended school at Avenel until his father died on 27 December 1866. Margaret Kelly Skillion-Sister

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The armour was made by the Kelly Gang with the help of local blacksmiths. It is made of steel from leather, iron bolts, in five pieces with a separate helmet and visor. Total weight of armour and helmet: 41.4 kg.