Eddie Richardson, a former gangster associated with the notorious Richardson mob in 1960s London, has died at the age of 90. He passed away in hospital early Friday morning after being admitted earlier in the week.
Richardson was known as a rival to the Kray twins, infamous gangsters of the 1960s who gained notoriety for their violent criminal activities. His involvement in the criminal underworld during that era has been the subject of historical interest and media coverage.
The death of Richardson marks the passing of a figure closely tied to the turbulent criminal landscape of 1960s London. His legacy remains a topic of discussion among historians and those interested in the city's past.
His passing brings an end to a chapter of London's criminal history, with no immediate indication of further developments.
