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Paedophile Gary Glitter set to walk free from jail within days

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Paedophile Gary Glitter set to walk free from jail within days

 

By DONNA McCONNELL - More by this author » Last updated at 09:29am on 29th August 2007 commentIconSm.gif Comments (5)

The lawyer for disgraced former rock star Gary Glitter said he was "hopeful" that his client would be released from jail in Vietnam after serving just half of his three-year sentence for child abuse next month.

Paedophile Glitter, who was jailed the abuse of two young girls aged 11 and 12, could be pardoned as part of the nation's independence day celebrations this Sunday.

 

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garyglitter1R_468x353.jpgFreedom: Convicted child abuser Gary Glitter is expected to walk free within days from jail in Vietnam after serving half of a three-year sentence for sexual abuse of two young girls

 

Le Than Kinh said Glitter had been a popular and well-behaved prisoner, and he expected him to be freed soon.

Glitter, 62, was jailed for three years last March after being found guilty of sexually molesting the two girls, in the southern Vietnamese city of Vung Tau.

His lawyer said: "I am hopeful. I believe punishment has now been sufficient. My client has expressed a wish to return home."

Glitter, real name Paul Gadd, 62, had been due for release in August next year but has already had time cut from his sentence in an earlier appeal.

On his release he is expected to fly back to Britain via Thailand or Hong Kong or Malaysia with a British police escort.

If he is returned to Britain he could face further charges under the Sex Offences Act 2003 which covers 'sex tourism' abroad.

Glitter left Britain after serving a four-month jail sentence imposed in November 1999 for possessing 4,000 photographs of children being abused.

He was also put on the sex offenders' register for seven years.

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We all know what he meant by "Leader of the Gang" now, don't we?:rolleyes:

His life is ruined.

 

All he can do now is to move to a remote part of the world and hope he will be left alone.

oh god..he's done anyway.

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