The grandson of the victim of the Great Train Robbery has said it was a "disgrace" that Ronnie Biggs had been released and that he should "rot in jail".
Ronnie Biggs should 'rot in jail', says Great Train Robbery victim's grandson Stephen Mills, 46, he told The Daily Telegraph Biggs was a "terrible man" and that he wished him dead.
His grandfather, Jack Mills, was the train driver who was hit over the head with an iron bar by the gang in the 1963 robbery.
Mr Mills never worked again after the attack and his family said he never fully recovered and died seven years later.
His grandson joined growing anger over Biggs, who was formally released from his prison sentence on compassionate grounds shortly after 2pm on Friday.
Speaking from his home near Crewe, Mr Mills said: "I wish Ronnie Biggs was dead, he should have been left to rot in jail.
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Mr Mills jnr would not be so rich today if his Dad hadn't got a knock on his head and made him a rich man so don't give me the innocent victim crap he died 7 years later of leukemia probably due to smoking...
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