Ex-gangland enforcer Paul Ferris dies aged 62
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 18:24 · Archive
Paul Ferris, a former gangland enforcer who later became an author, has died aged 62.
Paul Ferris, a notorious underworld figure and gangland enforcer, died at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow yesterday, aged 62. He had been admitted to hospital two days before his death.
Ferris abandoned his gangland career to become an author over 20 years ago, writing more than 20 books about his experiences in the underworld.
How it is being reported
- Paul Ferris, author and former crime boss, dies aged 62Paul Ferris turned to writing after turning his back on a life of crimeThe Independent · 7 Oct, 18:25
- Crime boss turned author Paul Ferris dies aged 62The former gangster swapped crime for writing more than 20 years ago.Evening Standard · 7 Oct, 18:13
- Ex-gangland enforcer and author Paul Ferris dies at the age of 62Notorious underworld figure Paul Ferris has died aged 62 at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow yesterday after being admitted two days earlier.Daily Mail · 7 Oct, 13:48
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