Kenneth Noye

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The Brinks Mat robbery gang now: What happened to Kenneth Noye ... (iNews)

Micky McAvoy and Brian Robinson were convicted of armed robbery and each sentenced to 25 years in prison. They were released in 2000. Brink's Mat, a British ...

McAvoy married Kathleen when he was in prison and went on to live in Spain. In 1986, Noye was found guilty of conspiracy to handle the stolen goods. He is reportedly living in the US. It is due to stream on Paramount+ later in 2023. We had to work extremely hard, follow the trail and recover as much of the gold as possible.” Sources have reported that Noye is “over the moon” with how he has been portrayed in The Gold. Noye stabbed him 10 times, killing the detective. They were released in 2000. He was also involved in the It was reported that he offered his services to the Lawrence family for free in 1999. After he retired, Mr Boyce became involved in seeking justice for the Stephen Lawrence family after Stephen was murdered. Noye was accused of masterminding and controlling the operation to launder the robbery proceeds.

The Gold: Kenneth Noye's callous words as he left police officer ... (Cornwall Live)

"John Fordham was discovered by Kenny Noye", says Ramm, "Noye was armed with a kitchen knife and stabbed John Fordham ten times." All nearby officers and ...

In December 1985, Noye had been famously acquitted in a trial that was attempting to find out whether Fordham's death had been a murder. All nearby officers and members of Flying Squad broke cover from the covert operation to support John Fordham, who was seen running towards officers before dropping to the ground with "five [wounds] in the front, and five in the back," states Boyce. Tony Yeoman, who was quickly on the scene said he "turned to see John lying just inside the garden. We had to work extremely hard, follow the trail and recover as much of the gold as possible." Boyce stated Murphy transmitted that they were having problems, and then the dogs proceeded to attack the ill-fated John Fordham. They had traced them to Hollywood Cottage, a mock-Tudor mansion near Sevenoaks in Kent, built by Noye.

Where is Kenneth Noye now? As 'The Gold: Inside Story' airs on ... (goodtoknow)

Where is Kenneth Noye now? As the BBC airs a documentary about one of his most notorious crimes, viewers want to know what happened to him.

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Inside bloody legacy of Brinks-Mat heist – and how stolen gold ... (The Sun)

HIT TV drama The Gold had viewers riveted with the retelling of the infamous Brinks-Mat robbery, in 1983, and the desperate scramble to find the £26m.

Detectives suspect his murder was linked to his timeshare business in Tenerife, which he funded with Brink’s-Mat money. John Palmer: The smelter was shot dead at his Essex home in June 2015. The gun used in the killing was supplied by one of Noye's contacts, policeman-turned-gun-dealer Sidney Wink, who took his own life in August 1994. Brian Perry: Entrusted by robber Mickey McAvoy to look after their gold, Perry was jailed for nine years for handling stolen goods but never returned the loot. Police later revealed Decabral was involved in drug dealing and had links to criminal gangs. His body was later found on Rainham Marshes in Essex. His murder remains unsolved. Donald Urquhart: The money launderer and a known associate of Noye's was shot dead by a hired assassin in a London street in 1995. “I said ‘Do you realise you’ve left a police officer dying at the bottom of your garden?’ He said: ‘I don’t give a f*** who he is. I hope he dies.’” In 1986, after gold bars and stacks of £50 notes were found at his home, Noye was convicted of money laundering and sentenced to 14 years, of which he served eight, and £3 million was recovered from his assets after a civil case by the Brinks-Mat insurers. ](https://www.thesun.co.uk/tv/21727620/bbc-the-gold-second-series/)

The Gold: The Inside Story review – follow that smelter in the Rolls ... (The Guardian)

As a companion to the superb drama, this documentary confirms, and occasionally corrects, the astonishing details of the 1983 Brink's-Mat robbery.

And yes, gold smelter John Palmer did talk in the reedy, pathetic, slightly spaced-out voice used by Tom Cullen when he played him – if anything, Cullen toned him down – and he did make reference to the “Mat’s Brink” raid in a hopeless attempt to show his ignorance, but he didn’t do that in the dock: it was in a TV interview with Kate Adie. What it does have in its favour is the opportunity to show us real versions of places and people that a drama has to simulate, and it gets off to a strong start: there is footage of the staff at the Heathrow depot where the raid happened, taking police through their security set-up, including inside man Anthony Black making his hilarious assertion that he didn’t see anything because he was standing in a corner facing the wall at the time. The Gold had six episodes to dig into the crime’s individual motivations and wider social significance, which it did with a disarming mix of tender empathy and withering contempt, as interested in the villains as it was the law enforcers. The documentary doesn’t repeat the drama’s explicit suggestion that the hidden hand of Freemasonry compromised the investigation, and Boyce himself comes across as a looser, more mercurial figure than the clipped, seething Bonneville version – he almost bears a twinkle. [The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe](https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/apr/17/the-thief-his-wife-and-the-canoe-review-real-life-insurance-scam-drama) on ITV in favour of the same channel’s punchier The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe: The Real Story. Right now, iPlayer’s evocative four-part documentary Secrets of the Chippendales Murders means you needn’t bother with the gaudy re-enactments of [Welcome to Chippendales on Disney+](https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2023/jan/11/welcome-to-chippendales-review).

BBC The Gold: What happened to the real-life detectives as ... (Birmingham Live)

A new documentary tells the real-life story of the huge police investigation into the Brink's-Mat robbery of 1983. The recent BBC drama series, The Gold, ...

The documentary will also be available to watch on catch-up via iPlayer, with all episodes of Noye was subsequently acquitted of murder by a jury on the grounds of self-defence. John Fordham (played by Hadley Fraser in The Gold) was a police detective involved in surveillance work. But what happened to the real-life detectives featured in the BBC drama? The Lawrence family were at the time attempting to bring a private prosecution against five of those accused of murdering Stephen Lawrence. The robbery, which took place at a Heathrow warehouse, saw a gang of thieves get away with £26 million worth in cash, diamonds and gold bullion.

The Gold: The Inside Story, review: this documentary rights the ... (Telegraph.co.uk)

BBC One's The Gold was gripping, but it couldn't disguise its admiration for the Brink's-Mat criminals – this film shows the real impact.

That was my duty.” When Noye was cleared of murder, Fordham’s colleagues wept with frustration at the verdict. [stabbed to death](https://www.telegraph.co.uk/tv/0/gold-why-do-still-insist-glorifying-criminals-kenneth-noye/) an undercover police officer, John Fordham, in the grounds of his home, it wasn’t shown in the drama at all. You may know, from the dramatised version, that one of the security guards was the inside man. We heard that the guards were found “in an incredible state of distress” with their clothes cut off them. One of them was Detective Chief Superintendent Brian Boyce, who was in charge of the case and was played on screen by Hugh Bonneville. The Gold: The Inside Story is the true account of the Brink's-Mat robbery, as told by the coppers who investigated it.