Thomas G. Thompson was held in contempt for 10 years for repeatedly denying he knew the whereabouts of 500 missing gold coins.

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Ohio treasure hunter Tommy Thompson was released from prison on Wednesday, March 4, after refusing to reveal the location of the Ship of Gold's 500 gold coins.