Frank McPhee, a notorious figure in Glasgow’s criminal underworld, was gunned down on May 10, 2000, outside his Maryhill flat. Known for his connections to drug trafficking and violence, McPhee’s murder shocked Scotland. A single bullet to the head ended his controversial life, with speculation pointing to rival gangs or disputes over drug trade control. Despite numerous leads, the case remains unsolved. Dive into the chilling details of McPhee’s rise, reign, and violent demise in Glasgow’s dark history.