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Mar. 03, 1969 - Man acquitted in Kray murder trial. Anthony Barry found not guilty and discharged: The Kray twins, Ronald and Reginald, who were convicted of murder, were jailed for life at the Old Bailey today and the judge recommend that they should serve at least 30 years imprisonment. Their elder brother, Charles, who had been convicted of being an accessory to murder, was jailed for ten years. Altogether six of ten men in the deck get life sentences with recommendation that they serve a predetermined number of years. One man, Anthony Barry was found not guilty and discharged. Photo shows Anthony Barry, the one man acquitted in the Kray murder trial, pictured last night with his wife, Jean (on left) and his mother ready for a celebration

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