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#OnThisDay 1964: Magnus Magnusson quizzed the general public about the escaped Great Train Robber, Charlie Wilson. Did anybody actually want the police to catch him, and would any of them help him?

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#OnThisDay 1964: Magnus Magnusson quizzed the general public about the escaped Great Train Robber, Charlie Wilson.

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#OnThisDay 1964: Magnus Magnusson quizzed the general public about the escaped Great Train Robber, Charlie Wilson. Did anybody actually want the police to catch him, and would any of them help him?

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