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Edwin Alonzo Boyd

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The Boyd Gang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (333 words)
	Two years later, Boyd was the nation's most notorious bandit and the leader of a group known as "The Boyd Gang".
	Edwin Boyd, who had not been present at the murder, was sentenced to eight life terms plus twenty-seven year concurrent.
	Boyd was released in 1966 on lifetime parole, and moved to the west coast of Canada where he re-married.

Boyd, Edwin Alonzo (180 words)
	Boyd, Edwin Alonzo, bank robber (b at Toronto 2 Apr 1914).
	The son of a Toronto policeman, Boyd hoboed across the country as a youth and had minor scrapes with the law during the Depression of the 1930s.
	Boyd was not involved in the homicide, but for his robberies and jail breaks he was sentenced on 16 October 1952 to life imprisonment.

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