VOICED : Murio Ronnie Bigs el ladron del siglo XX

Ronnie Biggs, known as the greatest thief of the 20th century, died at 84 in London. His legend began with the 1963 Great Train Robbery, after which he spent 36 years as a fugitive, mainly in Brazil. Despite multiple attempts to extradite him, he lived freely until 2001 when he voluntarily returned to Britain to serve his sentence. He was released in 2009 due to health issues.

What event marked the beginning of Ronnie Biggs' notoriety?

• His escape from prison

• The Glasgow-London train heist

• His return to the UK

• His autobiography publication

Which country did Ronnie Biggs settle in to avoid extradition?

• Spain

• Brazil

• Australia

• Argentina

What was the title of Ronnie Biggs' autobiography?

• Life on the Run

• The Old Man Out

• The Great Escape

• The Heist of the Century

Why did Ronnie Biggs decide to return to the UK in 2001?

• He was financially and physically struggling

• He wanted to confess

• He was captured by authorities

• He missed his family

What health issue led to Ronnie Biggs' release from prison in 2009?

• Heart attack

• Severe pneumonia

• Kidney failure

• Lung cancer