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Kenneth Noye was a cold-blooded murderer but BBC has made him out to be a loveable rogue… he devastated my family - Vimarsana News

Kenneth Noye was a cold-blooded murderer but BBC has made him out to be a loveable rogue… he devastated my family

THE uncle of road rage killer Kenneth Noye's victim has slammed the BBC for portraying the gangster as a "loveable rogue".Noye stabbedStephen Ca

Family of Kenneth Noye's road rage murder victim blast BBC's portrayal of cold-blooded killer - Vimarsana News

Family of Kenneth Noye's road rage murder victim blast BBC's portrayal of cold-blooded killer

EXCLUSIVE: Stephen's uncle Gary Cameron told of the family's hurt and revealed: 'The BBC has made Noye out to be some kind of good guy when he is a cold-blooded murderer.'

M25 killer Kenneth Noye 'over the moon' with BBC depiction of murderous thug as 'working class hero' - Vimarsana News

M25 killer Kenneth Noye 'over the moon' with BBC depiction of murderous thug as 'working class hero'

Road rage murderer Kenneth Noye, 75, is 'over the moon' with the BBC portrayal's of his life of crime in last night's drama 'Gold' (pictured for the first time since the programme aired.)

'They've made him into a class warrior!' Viewers slam 'boring' BBC drama The Gold - Vimarsana News

'They've made him into a class warrior!' Viewers slam 'boring' BBC drama The Gold

Viewers of the new BBC1 drama The Gold slammed the portrayal of British gangster Kenneth Noye in the series, with some crticising producers for making him into a 'Robin Hood' style character.

The Gold: why do we still insist on glorifying criminals such as Kenneth Noye? - Vimarsana News

The Gold: why do we still insist on glorifying criminals such as Kenneth Noye?

The new BBC series The Gold is just the latest example of a dramatisation which romanticises the villainous deeds of working-class hard-men