This man referred to himself as a "black snake" in a document addressed to James Babington.
This man referred to himself as a "black snake" in a document addressed to James Babington. His collaboration with Harry Power caused him to abuse the postal service using cow testicles. His early life featured an apocryphal clash with a pig farmer named Ah Fook, and he instigated the Fitzpatrick incident. This man declared that he is a "widows son" in the Jerilderie Letter, and killed a bunch of policemen at Stringybark Creek. His plate metal armor failed to save him during his last stand at Glenrowan Inn, where his partners Steve Hart and Joe Byrne died. For 10 points, name this legendary outlaw, whose namesake gang criminalized their way through nineteenth century Australia.
This man referred to himself as a "black snake" in a document addressed to James Babington.
Ned Kelly [or Grand Theft Kangaroo]