Real Crime: Fallen Angel Part 1

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• MA

  @marcusjaeger7774 · 13 years ago

  A few years previously 2 Outlaws had been murdered by Hells Angels in London.<br>You know what your&apos;e getting into when you join either club<br>

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• CO

  @Collins1118 · 14 years ago

  Thank to RealCrimeUK for posting these shows. I have burned through every American true crime docu. and I really enjoy this one from the UK.

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• AC

  @acenace24 · 14 years ago

  Im surprised that the Rover caught him instead of breaking down.....

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• HU

  @hugobear1 · 13 years ago

  He was a nice guy. He used to service my bike at Warrs. I thought he was a gent. Very sad.

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• US

  @user-xn2hf9re8r · 8 years ago

  Sad case but if you are affiliated to gangs like this then you know what might happen as they aren&apos;t the girl guides. Furthermore when your gang members won&apos;t help convict the killer then it says a lot about their morals. The real victim here is the mother.

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• RO

  @ronpearson998 · 6 years ago

  Give me a break Angel.

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• SO

  @somyod2u · 14 years ago

  &quot; Men wi&apos; lad&apos;s heads on &quot; as they used to say in Yorkshire.

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• MI

  @MissCattitude63 · 13 years ago

  This is the first and only time I have seen Elizabeth smile for real.

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• ME

  @melissanelson2849 · 5 years ago

  My absolutely love watching these and love the talk👍❤️

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• ME

  @melissanelson2849 · 5 years ago

  And thanks for the upload ❤️

• JJ

  @JJ432hrtz · 7 years ago (edited)

  I was mainly in care &amp; whilst at my children&apos;s home in Torquay we would have the Hells Angel&apos;s coming almost every year to bring presents for us. This was the 80&apos;s. Lovely bunch of guys &amp; very kind. Never judge a book by its cover.. or in this case a bloody vest. ✌

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• DR

  @DrifterMCWorld · 13 years ago

  The bikers at Hollister didn&apos;t &quot;ride into a small town and trash it&quot;. &nbsp;Hollister had been holding an annual motorcycle rally for years. &nbsp;The residents and businesses were accustomed to it, and it was a biker-friendly town. &nbsp;The first rally after the end of WWII brought a lot more bikers than usual, and the town didn&apos;t have enough hotel rooms to accomodate. &nbsp;That resulted in an all-night party that got a little out of hand, but nothing like what the media portrayed afterwards.

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