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TOPIC: Gary Glitter
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Gary Glitter 18 Years, 7 Months ago
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Seems Gary is comin out of prison next month and is planning a comeback, says his lawyer who is trying to buy the rights of Top Of The Pops and have Gary as the presenter. www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=23019 now as a long time fan of Gary I wish him the best of luck in the future, he should be given a chance to prove he's not this sadistic raping devil with horns popping outta his head, the press should leave him alone.
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Re:Who are you responding to? 18 Years, 6 Months ago
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I was responding to you...
the charge of 'possession of Child Pornography' was the one they got him on... As far as I'm aware, that charge was engineered by no-one, although in other countries the way in which the evidence was obtained (an unauthorised search of the hard drive by PC World) would have had the case thrown out. The 'altered images' thing was my leaking and decrepit memory. Sorry, seems Mr Gadd did have an extensive, and somewhat sickening, collection of images.
[quote]Case of Gary Glitter (November 1999)
On 13 November 1999, Gary Glitter was jailed for four months for amassing "a vast private library of child pornography". The pop star, 55, admitted downloading more than 4,000 "hard-core, sick and degrading" images of children - some as young as two - on to his laptop computer. He had spent hundreds of hours logged on to the internet searching for paedophile websites and had catalogued the images he found for his private viewing. Bristol Crown Court heard that the pictures showed boys and girls being sexually abused, tortured, bound, gagged and blindfolded. Glitter admitted to54 specimen counts of making indecent photographs of children under 16. Mr Justice Butterfield told Glitter that he was being imprisoned as a punishment and to send a message to others who satisfied their "perverted desires" by gathering child pornography. "This is not victimless crime," he said. "The victims are the little children whose images you wish to view. Without the ultimate consumer, men like you prepared to pay for this material, there would be no market for this filth.
"The potentially corrupting effect of such filthy and revolting material on those who view it is obvious. The effect on the innocent children whose bodies have been abused to satisfy the perverted tastes of men like you can hardly be imagined." The judge said the pictures he had seen were pornography "of the very worst possible type". He added: "One image showed a little girl who was seven or eight years old with her legs tied together, gagged, with her hands tied behind her back bearing the marks, real or artificial, of a savage beating. It was entitled The Lovers' Guide to Better Child Sexual Abuse."
The judge also ordered that on his release Glitter, who was tried under his real name of Paul Gadd, be placed on the Sex Offenders Register for seven years. His pornography collection is to be destroyed and he must pay
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