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I find it curious the police want a closed trial atleast one of the girls sold her story to a tabloid only a few weeks back and posed for photos.

The fact that the families have accepted the money and pleaded for the case to be dropped is almost as revolting as the crime itself. Although I do apreciate I have never had to live in abject poverty. I can only hope they get to keep the money and Glitter still gets shot!!!!!

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There's that other grub, Jonathan King, trying now to get his sentence quashed. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4660558.stm

Sorry but I feel I've insulted grubs in the above.

This link is nauseating - don't read it unless you have a very strong constitution http://www.guardian.co.uk/weekend/story/0,...,609185,00.html

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r4may has a point... we all have a good idea why GG fled the country and we all have a good idea about what he has been up to. But it is too easy to believe everything the papers and TV report... if the guy is going to have a trial then let justice be done, as well as it can be done.

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r4may has a point... we all have a good idea why GG fled the country and we all have a good idea about what he has been up to. But it is too easy to believe everything the papers and TV report... if the guy is going to have a trial then let justice be done, as well as it can be done.

I agree Nellie. Don't forget though, he was found guilty in England and served a jail sentence, then he fled Cambodia because the police were after him for sex offences with minors. To my mind it leaves very little doubt what he went to Thailand for in the first place.

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  • 4 weeks later...
The worst thing about this is that he is not showing any remorse and could be out by Christmas! :0

I hope he has no hiding place :censored:

Yes but the Vietnamese authorities will deport him back to Britain upon his release. Don't forget that the British Authorities can prosecute anyone for sex offences abroad, and probably will in this case.

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