Hanging on live TV. This is the new challenge of a broadcaster British Channel 4, Monday, November 9 that will send a fiction centered on the figure of Paul Gadd, better known as the British rock star Gary Glitter and 70s played by Scottish Hilton McRae .
Channel 4: the excution of Gary Glitter Gary Glitter
has experienced several precedents for pedophilia. In 1999, he served four months in jail at home for possession of child pornography. In 2002 he was expelled from Cambodia in 2008 and was released from prison in Vietnam after serving three years in prison for trying to molest two girls aged 11 and 12 years. In March 2006, finally, it was discovered that, four months earlier, the former lead singer had had a daughter by a Vietnamese prostitute and that he had sold his granddaughter 10 years.
fiction entitled "The execution of Gary Glitter" is set in an imaginary England where it is re-introduced the death penalty (abolished in 1969), with a law against child abuse called "Capital Crimes Against Children". In this parallel world the first to be condemned is Paul Gadd and cut documentary film follows his process and his death sentence. The stated intent of the network is to reopen the debate on the death penalty, to launch the film, the network has commissioned a poll in which 70 percent of respondents were in favor to reintroduce the death penalty for some crimes.
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