I Helped The Krays Dispose Of A Dead Body | Minutes With |
2023 ж. 15 Сәу.
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In this week's episode of Minutes With, we sat down with Chris Lambrianou, a former gangster from London's East End who worked for The Kray Twins in the 1960s.
Chris discusses his early ventures into the criminal underworld, reveals details on their personalities of the notorious Ronnie and Reggie, and opens up on his involvement in the murder that led to their eventual downfall.
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I have read all of their autobiographies, and of the gang the only one I liked was Chris. His story was one of redemption, a bloke who was surrounded by the wrong people and ended up in prison for a crime he hadn’t committed and was only involved with because he was a loyal brother and friend. I’m glad life turned out well for him.
@RobRob I was about to write the same you said it for me, one of the only few real people from that world I can actually believe, over many years has never deviated from his original story.
@Stanly Stud Do some research prior to commenting on a public forum, that way you wont come across as a clueless twat.
I loved his brothers Tony's book
@Stanly Stud you wouldnt last 5 minutes in his world 😂 all youre comments on youtube are hate as well. Must hate your life 🤐
Chris is a charismatic man he would’ve been successful if he’d gone straight. But in the end he found The piece he deserved
Could listen to Chris all day as you know he speaks the truth and is a humble man now , great to know he has made a new life for himself and is happy
Yes. This 💯 A lot of these people on these documentaries are full of shit.
Easily the best crime interview I’ve ever watched on KZhead. Honest, insightful, intelligent. And with none of the usual fantasy and bull. Lambrianou’s testimony should be shown in schools where the same culture of crime is creating another generation of young men who will soon screw their lives up forever.
This was legit one of the most powerful interviews to date.
Chris you're a really good bloke. I'm glad you got a normal life going in the end. You look after yourself mate. Legend.
Thx bro
Cheers mate appreciate it
He was a gangster and you don’t know him 😂😂😂
@MrN03yeomana yeah but its nice to be nice. Might aswell try and be positive to people, especially as there's so much hatred and snideyness online.
@MrN03yeomana have a pleasant evening Mr Yeoman
Total respect to Chris. He knew he made the wrong mistake in getting in with the wrong crowd including the Krays he he paid the price by doing time for a crime he didn't commit. This was a truly fascinating insight into the life of a man who was a close associate of the Krays. U can tell he's honest & genuine in everything he said. I'm just glad he finally found happiness & inner peace that he turned his life around. Fair play
I have a lot of time and respect for Chris. Have never met him but I admire what he is doing now and how he turned things around.
These interviews are the best. They’re so interesting keep them coming please
What an amazing interview, thank you for this
One of the best interviews I've seen on this channel.
Man, I love these interviews. They’re always so fascinating.
decent guy. He does tell the odd little lie about that murder in the house that night!
I never expected to be shedding a tear of reality to this Gentlemens story. What an inspiration
I've met Chris in fact he worked in the rehabilitation centre I was in. In Oxford, I was only young then I was 21, it was called the Ley community drug rehabilitation centre. He's I nice fellow, and tried his best to help people turn their lives around. He would take people to and from court. I Had a few chats with him, and hee never glorified his past and always carried the message he wasn't proud of his past but accepted it was part of his particular journey.
Cant believe his loyalty was rewarded with betrayal, the twins should've absolutely said it was just them that killed him
THE REALEST!! WHAT AN HONEST, STRAIGHT UP DUDE! ALL THESE KIDS ON THE SO CALLED ROAD NEED TO LISTEN TO THIS MAN. LEGEND.
The Road! I am genuinely sick of these violent muppets. They hurt women. They hurt children. They stab each other because of insults to their trainers. They have knife fights in public areas where innocent people are. Then the scream when they are caught beaten and hammered. THE ROAD cowards.
Legend? He’s a scumbag 🤣
Honest?! 😂 The unconscious bias is very much conscious.
Brilliant interview. A very honest man.
Could listen to him all day! Love these interviews!! Keep them coming
God bless you sir. Glad I heard his story ❤
His stories along with the others who were there at the time are part of British history, their stories need to be preserved, not just the violence but the internal workings of the firm, more about the twins etc to ensure their stories aren't forgotten
What a great and truthful interview, giving the true insight to the krays.
Great interview!
Coming from a guy from Brum who done a couple years in Feltham (Mallard Wing) your a good man & no you shouldn’t have gone down. Glad to see your life ended up ok 🤜🏼🤛🏼
It's nice to see an interview that doesn't glorify all the cr&p that goes on. It's a man who has led a full life not someone stuck reliving a fantasy, Rose tinted version of their memories like so many others who do this type of interview.
poweful and to the bone great interview and one of the most interesting i've seen well done Chris
I hate the mythologising of organised crime in general and the Krays in particular, so it was interesting to see him say that so much of their legend is nonsense and that he was thrown to the wolves. He seems like a good man who has been on quite a journey.
Exactly. They were just a pair of kiddy fiddlers. They're literally only famous because they were twins and from London. If they'd just been regular brothers or from another city then no one wouldn't be so glorified
@@me5969 not sure you know what Kiddy Fiddler means tbh
Brilliant interview.
Brilliant interview
one of the best this interveiw would love to hear more podcasts like him bet he hs some storys
Respect what a great interview
Brilliant interview! Good Job Chris Lambrianou!!
I could listen his stories all day, what a nice man.
These old school gangster interviews are amazing!
loved this!
Chris’ biggest flaw was his loyalties, he was a decent man that got caught up in a world he didn’t belong in and I’m glad he’s doing well for himself now.
That ending speech was powerful 🖤
Great stories and great ending message. 🙏
I remember watching a video from your channel with Chris and another ex criminal (forgot name). Fascinating history!
When I first saw this I thought: 'Oh another gangster involved with the Krays' but it was absolutely fantastic. Gripping and insightful.
What a lovely Genuine man loved listening to him GOD Bless you .
Finally one of these where the guy admits what he did was wrong and foolish, rather than trying to spin it all as "just business" 🥴
"I'm a businessman"
Difference between a bloke who's lived it and a bloke who's seen too many movies
The difference between a real one and a Dave Courtney
God will judge him
Great stories of your years in the 60's, scary and sad at the same time.
Brilliant vid guys
what a genuine guy !!! love and respect
Chris is a nice guy never lies in fact he is a gentleman who has changed his life round Now help Kids with knife crime he should never had got a life
I've known Chris a long time he's a great guy he made a mistake we all make mistakes he helped me when I really needed someone to talk to I will always be grateful to him.
Amazing. Ngl I felt that. Musch respect to him and family. Association can get you spun quickly. Big up Chris for talking truth
great listen
I like Chris he seems genuine and remorseful in every interview I’ve seen him in.
Of all of them I think Chris tells the truest events of things.
Fantastic. Thank you
Must admit there is lots of humility in chris you look straight into a guy with alot of good about him you cant hide that ive always enjoyed his interviews...... Topman chris. Good guy.....
Me and Chris was on ladbible the last time and you could feel his pain and hear it man was not a Killer he just was in the rong place at the rong time and without thinking of the consequences helped his mates out and for doing that got 15 years and I believe he done everyday of that his a nice guy a proper gentleman
Wrong not rong
@Jerry Falwell what you talking about ‘Rong “ ??
@John Kemp Read Ray's initial comment again * I couldn't give a toss about other people's spelling, grammar etc but I guess some can't ignore it Rong-uns
@@johnkemp4922 I could hear the British in this comment
beautiful story, almost cried 😢
The ending was amazing.
Truly fascinating account.
So glad this guy is now free of all of horrid things that happened... Fascinating story though... The World was rather different back then...
I definitely needed the part at the end thank you chris
Yes..we all suffer the same eventually...just each person either bottles it up...or does silly things ❤
The horrible truth of how you can get dragged into shit that spirals way beyond being within your, lol, comfort zone, finding yourself involved in thinking you might have to shoot a cop because of the corpse you're dumping, that's all too awfully the reality. Be careful who your friends are, and what doors you knock on...
Bless the old boy hope to hear more of his story one day
A very sad and moving story of regret
That was deep man I would shit myself if I was there literally. Another great interview here Man Cool
Chris mate,if you read this well done for finally getting out of the life,you are a proper stand up Geeza,best wishes from an old 60 yr old Gezza from Peckham Sth London now living in Edmonton Canada
I was born in Bethnal Green in thev60's, and I've heard endless people romance about them, who haven't got a clue, things like "they only picked on their own" etc, if you had a business you probably had to pay, I have total respect for Chris, who tells it how it is.
Great insight
A man with honor. Is a blessed soul.
Chris, I opened The Bible too, Luke to be precise, just after being sectioned. God came into my life as well. When I had nothing left, he answered me. Thank you for your honest story. You are good.
This generation are consummate storytellers, the internet and screens killed the propensity to recount life
That's a good hearted man who's learned a lot about himself. The real deal.
Christopher has a great sound. He would sound great as a commentator!
Chris was a very tough man back in the day respected by all
how do you know
@@Magneticvortex-kk4gb 😂😂😂
@@rjj00you dont need to know someone to know they were a big thing back in the day
@@graceroden2424 thanks for your input kind sir
Chris is a great guy, he is a Legend. 👍🇺🇲🗽🏴👍
This man’s voice ❤ sorry David Attenborough
Fella never mentioned Dave Courtney, probably does in the extended episode 😂😂
Dave "the canary" Courtney, what an absolute plum.😂
1st time learning of this man. But what a wise man he is❤️🙏 As a man of God, late in life after many wrong doings, I respect this man. I wish and pray for the best for him and I WILL see him in Paradise with our Lord and our Father❤️😞 Anyone who wakes up and realizes what they’ve done is wrong and asks for forgiveness is forgiven and granted eternal life. I’ve been allowed to hear audibly from our Lord and experience Fathers love. I’d give up anything I have to just have that alone. It’s that blissful. Watch and listen to NDE’s
Chris Lambrianou sounds really honest in this, it's like as if he's at a councillor session and re living the crimes as if its yesterday.😮
what is that song used at the end of this video! its appeared in a few but i cant find it anywhere? :o
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very interesting
I find this to fit with my thoughts of these days with no respect from our youth. I had been a football hooligan in the 80/90s until I joined the British military. My fathers friend was a convicted drug smuggler and arms runner. I've always asked exactly who was my father in his day. I teach martial arts now and have had some teens try to get me into fights, I laugh and walk away. The main question is who do these older men know, what are they capable of and how far would they go. Today kids have absolutely no idea who they are acting up against, who they are talking to, disrespect and would they do the same if they had the slightest idea. Respect is a fast disappointing lesson that needs taught again
A very special, remarkable man, who has made a lasting impression on me.
Chris 🙏🏽bless you
God bless you Chris!
Knew his younger brother for a while, also an extremely nice loyal guy. Respect to Chris and all his close friends and family
A man of honour, integrity the real deal , I’ve met old skool men like him many years ago when I came out of mctc Colchester into civi nick first one being hmp Chelmsford.
Respect & love Chris. The power of religion saved him. God bless brother. Great Interview this 👏
My dad was in jail for 5 years the first prison was Brixton. Never forget visiting him when i was only 18.
Tough to lose him 11 years later. My thoughts with you -🙏
@@LxftRxght Thank you
A real gentleman
A decent man. It's a shame how he spent his early life, but it all turned out good for him.
He's a brilliant orator .
Wow what a story thought I knew about the krays but to many men got prison for this not good well done fellas for the loyalty that you gave but as said crazy situation that when this happened with R&R friends associates was not given any thing back but still in this life my upbringing is to not be a grass and have friends back let's hope that trust and respect is still a given best wishes to you all xxx
The name of the pub where they met is called the Blind Beggar. Note the spelling. Good video.
Isn't this a re upload? Ive heard this one before
Served 15 years and was labelled a grass by the twins terrible
"There's none so blind as them who cannot see, and there was nobody more blind than me"
What an intelligent articulate man. Comes across as a good man.
Yeah. Tell his victims family.
@@RichardArmstrongFingerstyle His victim's family probably aren't dumb and knows the lifestyle that their family member was apart of and became victim to
@@RichardArmstrongFingerstyleyou are absolutely right in many respects. However, Mr Lambrianou seems to genuinely feel remorse and deep regret at his life in crime. Promise you I am not admiring this man’s past only his attitude and outlook on life now.
I have his book it's a good read got it signed too
Another insight into the murder of Jack Mcvitie .. this man Chris seems a good man
I really wish the Krays was here to do one of these interviews too
Real gangsters dont make interviews
couple of thugs blown up to be way more than they were
Couple of bum boys
@@flyingosom202 They really have been haha it's astounding
Everyone from that era of London has a story about the Krays.
The only gangsters of the squareheads land back then
Good bloke Chris, a voice from the ole days
chris you are a top bloke big respect to you