| Author: | Rita Smith | ISBN: | 9781780110530 |
| Publisher: | Carlton Books Ltd | Publication: | February 4, 2008 |
| Imprint: | Carlton | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rita Smith |
| ISBN: | 9781780110530 |
| Publisher: | Carlton Books Ltd |
| Publication: | February 4, 2008 |
| Imprint: | Carlton |
| Language: | English |
Rita Smith and Joe Lee grew up alongside their infamous cousins. Joe lived under the same roof as Reg, Ron and Charlie and their tempestuous parents. Private and loyal to their family, they have never before spoken out in public. Now, for the first time they share their thoughts and memories with Peter Gerrard - the result is an intriguingly intimate portrait of the Kray family.Rita and Joe not only offer a wealth of previously unpublished stories and anecdotes about the twins, describe the personal relationships both within and outside the family and offer a fascinating insight into what went on behind closed doors, they also provide a selection of never-before published family photographs.Joe and Rita believe that the record should finally be set straight. "Inside the Kray Family" does just that, providing an extraordinary insight into one of Britain's most infamous families from the late 1800s to the present day.
Rita Smith and Joe Lee grew up alongside their infamous cousins. Joe lived under the same roof as Reg, Ron and Charlie and their tempestuous parents. Private and loyal to their family, they have never before spoken out in public. Now, for the first time they share their thoughts and memories with Peter Gerrard - the result is an intriguingly intimate portrait of the Kray family.Rita and Joe not only offer a wealth of previously unpublished stories and anecdotes about the twins, describe the personal relationships both within and outside the family and offer a fascinating insight into what went on behind closed doors, they also provide a selection of never-before published family photographs.Joe and Rita believe that the record should finally be set straight. "Inside the Kray Family" does just that, providing an extraordinary insight into one of Britain's most infamous families from the late 1800s to the present day.
