THE youngest son of gangland boss Arthur ‘Godfather’ Thompson was found dead last week — marking the end of an era for Scotland’s most feared crime clan. Billy Thompson, 50, was his father’s last male heir but had battled drug addiction for decades. Sources claimed he was unable to live up to the family name. His death comes as Glasgow is gripped by a new wave of shootings and attacks as the latest generation of hoods battle for control of gangland Scotland.

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UPDATE: Sam returned to Twitter on Jan. 17 at noon to reassure his fans that he had been released — and although Colby wasn’t out yet, he would be soon. “I’m alive and free!!!” he wrote. “Just wanted to say we are both safe and okay, sorry for any worry. After such a long process, Colby’s bond is now paid for (he will be released soon) and we should be both back in California tomorrow.