the skull handed in could not belong to Kelly, and that it probably belonged to a woman, however later DNA testing showed that the skull was from a male. In 2010, there was further speculation that the skull actually belonged to Frederick Bailey Deeming, with the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine claiming that the skull is similar to both Kelly's and Deeming's death masks. Ned Kelly's actual remains were later located in the grounds of Pentridge Prison, and confirmed by DNA comparison to living relatives, including a piece of his skull. This skull fragment showed saw marks, showing that Kelly's cranium had been sawn open and the brain removed for research after death. Use in Ned Kelly films The films and TV productions Ned Kelly (1970), Trial of Ned Kelly (1977), The Last Outlaw (1980), Besieged: The Ned Kelly Story (2004), Ned's Head (2011) and True History of the Kelly Gang (2019) all used the interior of Old Melbourne Jail as a set for the scene of Kelly's hanging. The scenes were filmed either at the actual location of Kelly's execution or, in the 2019 movie, nearby. References External links Old Melbourne Gaol website Old Melbourne Gaol Guide & Photos https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/arts-and-culture/art-outdoors/public-art-melbourne/Pages/tunnerminnerwait-and-maulboyheenner-public-marker.aspx Defunct prisons in Melbourne Museums in Melbourne Buildings and structures in Melbourne City Centre Prison museums in Australia RMIT University Heritage-listed buildings in Melbourne 1845 establishments in Australia Maximum security prisons in Australia Debtors' prisons Landmarks in Melbourne