Criminal Family
Faure's grandfather, Norman Leslie Bruhn, was reported to be a Sydney-based gangster who operated during the 1920s. He was shot and killed in 1927 during a hit ordered by Snowy Cutmore, who died with Squizzy Taylor in a Melbourne shoot-out four months later.
His brother, Leslie Faure, is currently serving a 14 year prison sentence for the murder of his girlfriend, killed in 1997. Faure's youngest brother, Noel Faure, was convicted of manslaughter for the 1990 killing of Frank Truscott of Rye, Victoria. Faure has been sent to trial for murder on five occasions and received two murder convictions.
Keith Faure suspected to be involved in the Murder of Carl Williams on the 19th April 2010, Carl told papers that he was 'comfortable' with his yard mates. Keith was known to have been on Carl Williams side during Melbourne's Underworld Wars. No links available.
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