The_Great_Train_Robbery

The Great Train Robbery The Great Train Robbery The Great Train Robbery still stands as one of the most infamous robberies in British history, but who go the upper end of the robbery' Was a simple game of Monopoly with the authorities to blame for their capture' After the robbery the men took shelter in a safe house in Oxfordshire, they had a lot to celebrate, but those celebrations wouldn’t last much longer. What was interesting about the 20 or so members who pulled of the heist, is that the leader of the group was very distinct compared to the others. Some of these men were Buster Edwards, Bruce Reynolds, Brian Field, John Wheater, and Ronnie Biggs. This gang fit the stereotype of a Hollywood crime movie, with each person came a certain expertise that was valued among the group. Bruce Reynolds was head of the operation, or as they called it, the brain of the operation. The remaining members had a mixture of skills and the much needed muscle to pull of the raid. The safe house was provided by a prominent member of the gang, John Wheater. He was a well educated man and solicited public school educators, and used his good appearance to train, robbery, members, gang, out, after, reynolds, plan, one, driver, side, robbers, police, person, over, money, men, head, group, found, crime, wouldn’t, whitby, wheater, took, together, time, things, stopped, stop, skills, signals, set, safe, rigged