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If you robbed a bank, how much do you think you would get? What would you spend the money on?

How much money is a life worth? Angela Mary Williscroft still lived at home in a modest bungalow with her parents Bill and Julie and her sister Sally on Newland's Way in Hook, which forms part of the Royal

Borough of Kingston-upon-Thames in south-west London. Her older sister had already married

and left their devout Roman Catholic home. Angela began working at 16. She found a position

as a bank teller for Barclays Bank in Upper Ham Road near Richmond,

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