article_snippet: there's Ronnie pen and Ronnie infamous glasses. '
article_snippet: I became friendly with Ronnie and Ronnie basically donated quite a number of items for display at what we call the "Crime Through Time" collection at Littledean.'
article_snippet: However, by her three sons late teens, Ronnie and Ronnie were also fighting on the streets, and her three sons soon started her three sons own gang.
article_snippet: Ronnie and Ronnie Kray pictured in the 1960s .
article_snippet: In Ronnie and Reggie Kray sharp suits, Ronnie and Reggie Kray did Ronnie and Reggie Kray best to maintain, publicly at least, a veneer of respectability, but Ronnie and Reggie Kray were involved in just about every form of criminality imaginable, from straightforward theft to gang violence and - ultimately - murder.
article_snippet: Of the two siblings, Ronnie was considered the more dangerous.
article_snippet: Ronnie was imprisoned in 1957 for GBH.
article_snippet: While locked up, Ronnie was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, which partly explained Ronnie violent tendencies.
article_snippet: Unusually for that time, Ronnie was also publicly bisexual, which Ronnie found difficult to accept.
article_snippet: Despite Ronnie also being jailed in 1959, the Krays' 'business' activities went from strength to strength, and by the Sixties they were hobnobbing with stars such as Barbara Windsor, and eminent politicians such as Lord Boothby, with whom Ronnie is likely to have had an affair.
article_snippet: Ronnie had shot a rival gang member called George Cornell in the face when Ronnie was drinking in a pub, and Reggie, normally the 'gentle' one, had repeatedly stabbed gang member Jack 'The Hat' McVitie in the face and neck for not following orders.