The famous singer got 16 years for pedophilia

Famous British artist Gary Glitter was sentenced to 16 years imprisonment for the rape of 3 young young women. The crime was carried out in the 1970's.

70-year-old Glitter was previously found guilty of attempted rape, committing immoral assault and committing a sexual act with a young woman under the age of 13. According to reliable information the investigation, from 1975 to 1980, the artist entered a sexual relationship with a girl una 13 years, attempted rape 10-year-old kid, and even made sexual harassment against several non-adult.

On the announcement of the verdict was a group of fans who decided to support the Glitter, whose real name is Paul Francis Gadd, reports the Daily Mail. He kept indifference during the process, despite the fact that the monitoring of the artist was threatened with life imprisonment. Glitter denies their own guilt. Previously he said that he never had sex with girls under the age of 18 years and believes that the power pressure against children severe offence.

Note that in 1999, Glitter was convicted in England for possession of child pornography, for which he spent 2 months in prison. In 2002, the artist was expelled from Cambodia without justifying circumstances. Well, in March 2006, he was sentenced to a 3-year term for sexual relations with 2 underage girls, one of whom was 11, and another 12 years. In consequence of Glitter has been in prison in Vietnam for 3 years.

The blame for him then he refused and insisted that the whole story contrived by the English media, paid the girls are great tools for sentencing evidence. In 2008, the Glitter was released from prison, after this he returned to Britain. In early October 2012 Glitter arrested in the framework of the investigation into the late former BBC presenter Jimmy Saville, who was posthumously accused of multiple sexual harassment. British Kathryn ward, who discussed about the sexual abuse of young in the 1970's, was accused in late disc jockey radio Jimmy Saville and Glitter.

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