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Glasgow Crime Figure Paul Ferris Dies at 62
7 Oct
Summary
- Former Glasgow crime figure and author Paul Ferris died at 62.
- He transitioned to writing after a prison sentence and life of crime.
- His life inspired the 2013 film 'The Wee Man'.
Paul Ferris, a notable figure from Glasgow's past and subsequently an author, has died at the age of 62. His passing occurred on Tuesday at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after a brief illness.
Ferris notably turned his back on a life of crime following a prison sentence. Previously, he had associations with gang boss Arthur Thompson Sr. He was notably cleared of the 1991 murder of Arthur Thompson Jr.
After his release, Ferris embarked on a new career as an author, publishing his first book, 'The Ferris Conspiracy,' in 2001. His life story and experiences heavily influenced the 2013 film 'The Wee Man,' starring Martin Compston.
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