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For twenty years, two of Glasgow's most dangerous men fought a brutal, vicious war. Paul Ferris was a young enforcer for Arthur Thompson who survived the longest criminal trial in Scottish history. Tam McGraw was a protected crime boss worth £10-24 million who seemed untouchable by law enforcement.

What happened when these two enemies clashed?

This documentary reveals the complete story of the Paul Ferris vs Tam McGraw feud—a conflict that nearly destroyed both men and exposed the darkest secrets of Glasgow's underworld.

We'll trace Ferris's rise as Arthur Thompson's personal enforcer, his arrest for the unsolved murder of Fatboy Thompson, his stunning acquittal after a 54-day trial, and his emergence as an independent criminal operator in Glasgow. We'll examine Tam McGraw's empire: a £10-24 million criminal enterprise built on heroin trafficking, nightclub ownership, and allegedly corrupt relationships with police officers.

Then we'll explore the feud itself. The accusations. The violence. The attempted murders. The 2002 knife fight where both men tried to kill each other on a Glasgow street. The stabbing that put McGraw in the hospital. The imprisonments and releases that kept the conflict alive.

But most importantly, we'll examine the unanswered questions that remain after McGraw's death in 2007:

Was Tam McGraw protected by corrupt police? Did he pay Paul Ferris £1.5-2 million to end the feud? Who really tried to kill whom? Why was Ferris repeatedly imprisoned while McGraw remained free? And how did two men wage war on Glasgow's streets for two decades without either facing serious prosecution for the violence?

This is the story of Glasgow's deadliest feud. A story about crime, corruption, survival, and what happens when two ruthless men realize that continuing to fight means mutual destruction.


DISCLAIMER: This video is an educational historical documentary about real events involving Glasgow's criminal underworld during the period 1984-2007. The information presented is based on court records, published books, news archives, criminal investigations, and publicly documented events.

Paul Ferris was acquitted of the murder of Arthur Thompson Jr. (Fatboy) in 1992 following a 54-day trial, with the jury finding insufficient evidence to support the Crown's case. Despite his acquittal, questions about the crime remain.

Regarding Tam McGraw: While McGraw was arrested as a suspect in various criminal investigations, he was never convicted of most serious crimes. Any allegations or theories presented about McGraw's involvement in specific crimes are based on investigative journalism, testimony from other criminals, and published sources. We do not make definitive claims about his guilt or innocence in specific crimes.

Paul Ferris has made public allegations about police corruption and Tam McGraw's alleged protection by corrupt officers. These allegations have not been proven in court.

The story of the Ferris-McGraw feud involves descriptions of violence, including stabbings and attempted murders. This is presented for educational and historical purposes only, not for glorification of violence.

This documentary respects the memory of those harmed by organized crime and acknowledges the suffering caused by criminal violence in Glasgow.

CONTENT WARNING: This video contains references to organized crime, violence, stabbings, gang warfare, and criminal conspiracy. Viewer discretion advised.

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