article_snippet: Harry Roberts Harry Roberts has been enjoying Harry Roberts new life of freedom with a new identity and a state-funded bungalow.
article_snippet: Harry Robertspictured left in 2009 and right in police mugshot in 1966) has changed Harry Roberts name and is living in a state-funded bungalow following Harry Roberts release from prison in November last year .
article_snippet: Roberts, 78, pictured on a previous day release from Sudbury prison in Derby .
article_snippet: Roberts is also entitled to draw the basic state pension
article_snippet: Roberts shot at the policemen in Braybrook Street while children were playing nearby.
article_snippet: Roberts went on the run for three months and when Roberts was caught Roberts was sentenced to life in prison.
article_snippet: Roberts are now both dead. 
article_snippet: Roberts also received presents of aftershave and socks reportedly made a toast saying 'Here's to freedom...
article_snippet: Roberts was found guilty of three murders after a trial for what the judge described as 'the most heinous crime for a generation or more'.
article_snippet: Roberts disappearance sparked Scotland Yard's biggest ever manhunt.
article_snippet: Roberts was later found near Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, living in a camouflaged den made out of plastic bags and branches.
article_snippet: On November 15, 1966, Roberts was given three life sentences with a 30 year minimum tariff.
article_snippet: Roberts went on to become on of Britain's longest serving prisoners.
highlights_snippet: Harry Roberts was released from prison on licence in November last year .
  
highlights_snippet: Harry Roberts served 48 years behind bars for shooting three unarmed police officers .
  