Ned Kelly bones identified

Leigh Olver, Ned Kelly’s great-grand-nephew, poses for a photo in front of Kelly’s recently discovered remains, at the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine in Melbourne, Australia, on Thursday. Olver provided a DNA sample to a team of Victorian doctors and scientists that proved remains found at Pentridge prison are those of the bush ranger who killed three police officers in 1878. The body of the Australian folk hero Ned Kelly has been found about 130 years after he was hanged in Melbourne for stealing cattle, robbing banks and killing policemen.   (Julian Smith / EPA)