Gary Glitter, the notorious former glam rock musician found guilty of sexual abuse in the 1970s, will lose his £6 million fortune to his victims.
Paul Gadd, actual name Gary Glitter, was sentenced to 16 years in 2015 for sexually abusing three schoolgirls between 1975 and 1980.
After being let out of prison last year and issued with a GPS tracker, he was detained once more for breaching his licence restrictions.
The 79-year-old victim of the Rock and Roll Part 2 singer has sued Gary Glitter for hundreds of thousands of pounds; she might soon have to make multiple trips back to the High Court.
A source claims that other claimants are anticipated to follow suit and sue Glitter, endangering his money and Regent Street flat.
Gary Glitter is a serial sex offender, they said.
Three victims took part in the legal procedure, including his trial. He has also offended folks living elsewhere.
One also worries about the increasing number of people. We are looking at his wealth and riches, which remain great despite all.
He will fear losing everything.
2012 saw Gary Glitter arrested under investigation following claims of sexual abuse against BBC presenter Jimmy Savile, caught in a scandal.
Three years later, Gary Glitter was found guilty on one count of attempted rape, four counts of indecent assault, and one crime of sexual activity with a minor less than thirteen years old.
After being released from HMP The Verne in Dorset last year, judicial officials let him serve the second half of his 16-year term on probation.
Gary Glitter was put to jail within weeks for breaking the terms of his protection; nevertheless, the Ministry of Justice would not disclose what the singer did; tabloid speculations said he viewed pirated images of children.
His tenure runs until 2031; he will be 86 years old if he is dismissed at full term.
At his trial, prosecutors related how he mistreated his access to young fans as he rose to fame in the 1970s.
Judge Alistair McCreath said he discovered no proof Gary Glitter had done to atone for his deeds and that the comments of the three victims will live with him.
“You did all of them real and enduring injury,” the judge said during his sentence remarks.
And you did this only to get unacceptable sexual gratification for yourself.
Likewise, Richard Scorer, the victim’s attorney, said his client was happy to see Gary Glitter going back to prison.
By the performer, the victim suffered abuse when she was twelve.
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