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Hundreds remember outlaw Ned Kelly

Hundreds of people have paid their respects to notorious Australian bushranger Ned Kelly at a requiem mass – more than 132 years after he died.

Kelly, one of the world's most famous outlaws, will be buried in an unmarked grave in Victoria this weekend. His crimes in the 1800s included a string of armed robberies and murders, and he was hanged in 1880 for shooting dead three policemen while on the run from authorities.

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