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Published Date: 11 January 2007
THE disgraced former pop star Gary Glitter could be released early from his three-year jail sentence for molesting two Vietnamese girls.
Glitter, 62, whose real name is Paul Gadd, was jailed in March last year for sexually molesting the girls, aged ten and 11, in the coastal city of Vung Tau.

Prison chiefs at Thu Duc detention centre, where he is being held, have said he is on a list of well-behaved inmates being considered for early release as part of next month's Lunar New Year celebrations and could be freed by May.



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  • Last Updated: 10 January 2007 10:09 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Gary Glitter
 
1

McMicrogal,

11/01/2007 08:43:27

WHAT!!!!! Oh fantastic! So basically do what you like to minors, be a good boy in the clink and you'll be out in no time.

Hope they don't let him come back here.

2

Guga,

Rockall 11/01/2007 13:19:04

If he comes back to this country, which he will probably do as no one else will want him, I sincerely hope they put him on the perverts register for life.

However, I agree with #2, he should really be locked up for life.

3

Gunga Din,

11/01/2007 13:55:00

His file will have to be sent to the Home Office first , maybe it will just sit there for a while along with the other 27,000 files. Until he is on the PNC , he may just blend in and start messing around like he did before.
Just pray it's not one of your kids. The scumbag should have been put behind bars for life in the first place.


 

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