FREDDIE FORMAN was one of the most notorious and feared criminals in London.
Forman earned the moniker “Godfather of London” due to his prominence as one of the major criminals in the criminal underground.
Who is Freddie Foreman?
Freddie Foreman, a convicted mobster who was born on March 5th, 1932, was sometimes referred to as the Godfather of London, where he resided.
He has been connected to numerous homicides as a member of the Kray twins’ gang, The Firm, and has spent a total of 16 years behind bars.
Foreman, who was up in squalor in Battersea, London, started selling stolen things when he was just twenty years old.
He eventually began to make enough money to support a business empire that included a number of betting shops, a casino, and a nightclub.
Freddie and his wife Maureen lived in a five-bedroom home and took lavish vacations at the height of his criminal career.
Their children Gregory, Daniella, and Jamie attended boarding schools for their education. Jamie went on to become an actor and starred in EastEnders.
After receiving a nine-year prison sentence in 1990 for the then-record £7 million Security Express heist, Foreman retired more than 30 years ago.
After being on the run since the robbery in 1983, he was apprehended by Spanish police in the Costa del Sol and hauled back to Britain.
In addition, the father-of-three was found guilty of aiding the renowned twins in getting rid of Jack “the Hat” McVitie’s body.
After admitting to the crime in a TV interview, he was sentenced to ten years in prison.
Where is Freddie Foreman now?
Freddie Forman is currently residing in a London nursing home.
Freddie has little money and little touch with his family at this time in his life.
