Gary Glitter bombarded with vile fan mail after recall to prison
23.04.2023 - 18:07
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he was recalled to prison, according to reports. The disgraced pop star has been sent more than 60 cards and letters. The Sun newspaper reports a source said: “Glitter is getting fan mail every day —– it is unbelievable.
He’s smug about it. They say things like ‘keep your head up’ and ‘stay strong’ and come from deranged fans who think he’s done nothing wrong. "One card was from a fan who told Glitter he was listening to his music every day and it made the world a better place.
It makes you wonder about people. But the prison have to let him have his mail, and as long as it’s nothing indecent he will keep getting his fan mail. "READ MORE Phillip Schofield breaks silence after reports ITV This Morning future in doubtGlitter has been returned to jail after reportedly viewing and downloading videos of girls performing ballet routines.
The disgraced musician is believed to have been viewing the images and videos on YouTube and TikTok. The 78-year-old whose real name is Paul Gadd had been watching videos of girls as young as eight in leotards and skirts practising gymnastics and ballet. Glitter had originally been jailed and signed the sex offenders register in 1997 after a computer technician discovered pornographic images of children on a laptop belonging to him.
A police raid at his home eventually led to the discovery of more images, with the former singer admitting to downloading more than 4,000 items. Last month,a Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "The Deputy Prime Minister will do everything in his power to keep dangerous offenders like Paul Gadd behind bars and is toughening the parole system to keep the public safe. ""The main reason he is back behind bars is because it was found he was actively searching and
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