In December of 1995, the Essex Boys, a criminal gang in Essex, England, were thrust into the spotlight due to the brutal Triple Rettendon Murders. This incident unfolded on December 6, 1995,...In December of 1995, the Essex Boys, a criminal gang in Essex, England, were thrust into the spotlight due to the brutal Triple Rettendon Murders. This incident unfolded on December 6, 1995, near Rettendon, Essex, and claimed the lives of Tony Tucker, Patrick Tate, and Craig Rolfe, all known associates of the Essex Boys. The victims were ambushed and fatally shot while seated in their Range Rover along a remote farm track. The murders prompted extensive investigations by law enforcement. Jack Whomes, a prominent figure associated with the Essex Boys, along with fellow gang member Michael Steele, faced convictions for the Triple Rettendon Murders in 1998. The prosecution argued that Whomes and Steele were responsible for the killings. However, both men consistently asserted their innocence, leading to ongoing debates and legal appeals surrounding their convictions.
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That's Carl Rofle, the driver. Tony Tucker next to him and Pat Tate was sat in the back.
The alleged killer Michael Steele has just been released from prison although he's never pleaded guilty and maintains he's innocence throughout.
People get murdered all the time , so what, this became the story it was because of the way they were systematically slain at point blank rage.
It was a well organised professional hit , almost to the point that Mi5 might have been involved.
At the end of the day, they were only drug dealers who handled deals up to 100k bucks. So not exactly the top of the tree, although their antics put them on the gangland radar.
Point is, were they big enough for a rival firm to kill them ? Why would Mickey Steele kill them? They were selling his drugs.
I personally believe that the Government wanted these guys dealt with, terminally.
You can watch a ton of stuff about it on YT and it's a big fucking rabbit hole to go down.
That's Carl Rofle, the driver. Tony Tucker next to him and Pat Tate was sat in the back.
The alleged killer Michael Steele has just been released from prison although he's never pleaded guilty and maintains he's innocence throughout.
People get murdered all the time , so what, this became the story it was because of the way they were systematically slain at point blank rage.
It was a well organised professional hit , almost to the point that Mi5 might have been involved.
At the end of the day, they were only drug dealers who handled deals up to 100k bucks. So not exactly the top of the tree, although their antics put them on the gangland radar.
Point is, were they big enough for a rival firm to kill them ? Why would Mickey Steele kill them? They were selling his drugs.
I personally believe that the Government wanted these guys dealt with, terminally.
You can watch a ton of stuff about it on YT and it's a big fucking rabbit hole to go down.
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The crime that span off a load of shit films!