Glam rocker Gary Gliter, who was convicted of sexual crimes against children, will go to prison again.
Gary Glitter in 2015 appearing in court in London. PDO
Glamrock star Gary Glitter78, was sentenced in 2015 to a total of 16 years in prison for sexual crimes against children.
He was released on probation this winter after serving half of his sentence, but the joy only lasted a couple of weeks, and he’s back behind bars. One of the reasons is the video that went public.
of the Independent magazine according to Glitter had lived in a dormitory intended for prisoners after his release.
In a video obtained by The Sun, Glitter can be seen tapping her phone in the dorm asking how she can find Onion.
Onion Router is a tor network that can be used anonymously. Many criminals take advantage of the anonymity of the web, and it is often used for illegal activities.
His probation has been revoked for the time being, and the matter is being discussed by the parole board.
The spokesperson of the Criminal Investigation Agency has commented on the matter.
– Protecting the public is our number one priority. That is why we set strict conditions (for probation) and do not hesitate to return to prison, the spokesperson said, according to the Independent.
In Britain, the conditions of freedom of testing are very precisely defined, and in certain cases the conditions may completely prohibit the use of the Internet.
In addition to his music, Gary Glitter was known for his spectacular performance outfits. PDO
In 2015, Glitter was sentenced to prison for attempted rape, sexual abuse of a child under the age of 13, and four other sexual crimes.
The crimes had taken place between 1975 and 1980.
Glitter, for real Paul Gadd, made his breakthrough in the 70s, the golden age of glam rock, and had several number one hits. Glitter’s hits include, among others Rock and roll, Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah), Hello Hello, I’m Back Againand I’m the Leader of the Gang (I Am).
In 1999, he was convicted of possessing thousands of child pornography. After serving his short sentence, he traveled from Cambodia, where he was deported for sexual offenses against children.
In Vietnam, he was convicted of sexually abusing 11- and 12-year-old girls, and was deported after about three years in prison.