News about Tony Thompson

His prison governor characterized a man held accountable for a murder that may never have happened as a model prisoner who posed no danger to the public. According to a recently released prison report into 'burking' killer Clive Freeman, who has now completed 35 years in prison, may not have occurred,' the father of three children's apparent decreased in the public's risk of the public has been reduced' by his compliance andexemplary jail conduct and behavior.' However, the cancer-stricken prisoner, 80, is still prisoner in prison two decades after refusing to confess to the murder of Scottish-born plumber Alexander Hardie. The freeman was first sentenced to 13 years in prison, but he may have been released more than 20 years ago if he had confessed.

Just ten minutes before the end of our two-hour encounter, we had a highly charged moment. In the drab interview room at HMP Leyhill in Gloucestershire, I confronted the convicted murderer across the table from me. 'I need to ask you this question, Clive, and I need to look you in the eye as I do it: Did you kill Alexander Hardie?'

The case of 'The Gentleman and the Tramp' was one of the most unusual Old Bailey trials of its day - the fall from grace of a well-connected former soldier accused of a strange murder. After the notorious 19th-century body snatchers Burke and Hare, jurors were informed that Clive Freeman suffocated Alexander 'Sandy' Hardie, a Scottish plumber turned vagrant, in a London flat in April 1988 using a cruel method known as 'Burking.' Freeman was reported to have discovered Burking while serving in the Grey's Scouts, a crack infantry unit formed in the late 1970s during the Rhodesian Bush War.

This well-known kid actor starred in a 90s blockbuster but has since returned to action for a MMA career. The actor, who has appeared in Oscar-winning films, has since left Hollywood to pursue other interests. He now looks very different from his days in the spotlight, as the sweet little boy from 90s television has undergone a complete transformation. But can YOU guess who it is?

In a tightly fought 1-0 FA Trophy match against Warrington Town on Saturday, Guiseley AFC barely escaped victory in a 'disgraceful' match, but the game was overshadowed by a 'disgraceful' incident involving sections of the away support and Warrington's goalkeeper. After an altercation with a Guiseley fan, Tony Thompson was dismissed in the 60th minute, after the supporter had reportedly urinated in his drink. The fan appeared to be hopping the barriers between the stands and the pitch, with Thompson's bottle reportedly being switched out for a different one with the tag 'p***** in keepers juice.'