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Born in Glasgow, Roy Archibald Hall soon realized that he had an instinctive gift for crime, and quickly became a skillful jewel thief. His reputation grew with a succession of daring scams and he moved to London. There he became a member of the glitzy London scenea friend to Lords and criminals, his risque lifestyle attracting attention and admiration. However, life took an unexpected turn when Roy met his first true love. He could not have known that such happiness would lead to a vicious and bloody murder, as the killing tipped Roy over the edge. A series of brutal murders followed and soon Roy's days of freedom were numbered. After a protracted police chase, he was run to ground and is currently serving a life sentence. This is his story.
- Author
- Trevor Anthony Holt; Roy Archibald Hall
- Publisher
- Blake Publishing, Limited, John
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781857825558
- Subjects
- Social Science, Sociology, True Crime
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