May 2, 2006 • 1 min read

Gary Glitter's Vietnamese appeal to be heard next month

Gary Glitter's appeal against his child molestation conviction will be heard by Ho Chi Minh City's Supreme Court on 19 May.

Gary Glitter's appeal against his previously reported conviction for child molestation will be heard by a Vietnamese court next month. The former glam rock star, real name Paul Gadd, will apparently bring his case to Ho Chi Minh City's Supreme Court on 19 May.

Glitter was sentenced to three years in prison back in March, after being found guilty of sexually abusing two young girls aged 11 and 12. At the time, he maintained his innocence, and implied that the British press were to blame, saying: "It's a conspiracy. You know who. One of Great Britain's newspapers."

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