How did you end up working with the craze?

As a saying, you're either a boxer, a footballer or a criminal.

What was their reputation at that time?

Violence.

How angry were you after that towards the craze?

Very angry.

Because I'd been a bloody fool.

I've been told to get the body and chuck him over the bridge on the railway line.

I let a train mash him up. He started to tidy up and there's a knock on the door.

I look outside and there's police out of the front.

If there's a comedy of errors, there's a tragedy of errors.

And what happened that night was a tragedy of errors.

Go out of the back, there's police out there with dogs and everything.

How did you feel when you were in the dock looking at the cray twins?

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Chris Lambriano is an ex-associate of the infamous cray twins that terrorised the streets of East London for two decades.

He shares his views of the brothers and alludes to what life was really like being in one of the most prolific, organised crime firms.

This is the eventful life of Mr. Chris Lambriano.

Chris, welcome to the show, mate.

Thank you very much for inviting me.

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