GLITTER FOR EARLY RELEASE?

Last updated: Sunday, July 1, 2007

GLITTER FOR EARLY RELEASE?

Disgraced British glam rocker GARY GLITTER could walk out of a Vietnam prison in a matter of months - over a year earlier than his sentence calls for.

GARY GLITTER

Glitter - born PAUL FRANCIS GADD - was convicted of committing obscene acts with children in Vietnam in March 2006, but hopes the Asian nation's September's National Day could give him a chance of early freedom.

Government amnesty often occurs on major national holidays in Vietnam and lawyers for the shamed star are confident he will benefit for good behaviour.

The 62-year-old was jailed until November 2008 but a ruling earlier this year (Feb07) will reportedly see the star released three months early, in August 2008.

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Source: WENN

| Sunday, July 1, 2007

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