The Krays

The Krays were notorious British gangsters active in London during the 1950s and 1960s. Twin brothers, Ronnie and Reggie Kray, became infamous for their involvement in organized crime, including illegal betting, protection rackets, and violence. They operated with significant influence and maintained a public image that blurred the lines between crime and celebrity. Their activities contributed to London's underworld reputation and led to multiple convictions. The Krays' legacy remains a prominent part of British criminal history, exemplifying how organized crime can intertwine with popular culture and societal perceptions.