One of Britain's most dangerous gangsters has been using Facebook to threaten his enemies from inside a maximum security prison, it has been reported.
Colin Gunn, an underworld godfather who ordered the execution of two grandparents, has now had his social networking site closed down by prison bosses.
The 42-year-old from Nottingham was jailed over the revenge murders of John and Joan Stirland in 2004.
The Sunday Times reported that Gunn said in one posting: "I will be home one day and I can't wait to look into certain people's eyes and see the fear of me being there."
It comes after last week's revelation that one of the killers of teenager Ben Kinsella used Facebook to taunt his victim's family.
Jade Braithwaite, jailed for knifing to death Ben Kinsella, 16, used Facebook to taunt his victim's family.
Gangster Prisoner 'Issued Facebook Threats'
