Jonathan Wild
Jonathan Wild was an infamous thief-taker general in early 18th-century London, known for his controversial methods of crime enforcement, which included acting as both a criminal and a lawman, leading to a complex legacy in the history of crime and justice in Britain.
Born on Jan 01, 1682 (343 years old)
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Bowie references 'thief-taker general' Jonathan Wild, a vigilante responsible for Sheppard's arrest and execution.
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