SICK GLITTER SNUBBED BY ANGRY SON.

POP pervert Gary Glitter, who gets out of jail this week, has been warned by his son: Stay away from me.

Angry Paul Gadd, 35, has refused to let his shamed father set foot in his home after he is released and has told him: "You're not welcome here."

He said: "There's no way he's coming back here after what he's done. I haven't been in touch with my dad, and I don't plan to.

"I have a beautiful home here and I don't want him to come and spoil it."

Glitter, 55 - whose real name is also Paul Gadd - was a regular visitor at his son's picturesque three-bedroom cottage in Stoke Gabriel, South Devon, before he was jailed last November.

The sick rocker is due for release next week after serving just eight weeks of a four-month sentence for downloading 4,000 child porn images from the Internet.

Son Paul - who lives with his girlfriend and young child - said: "I don't know his plans and I don't want to.

"He'll probably go to Cuba with his girlfriend. No one else will want him.

"He's certainly not welcome here when he gets out. I just wish all this would go away."

Glitter also used to be a welcome visitor at his favourite Aunt Pat's bungalow in Exeter.

But she left her home in shame after he was jailed and friends say she will be unlikely to invite him back as well.

Glitter has spent his time in prison cowering in his cell to avoid other prisoners.

The pop pervert has been locked up in the hospital wing at Bristol's Horsfield Road jail living in fear of other lags.

His former girlfriend Alison Brown has warned parents to beware of letting Glitter get anywhere near their children.

Alison - whose relationship with the rock star began when she was just 14 - said: "He is very manipulative and very charming. He endears himself to you like paedophiles do.

"They make friends with the parents so they've got a way in and that's what he did.

"My message is, be wary of people who are showing an interest in your kids."

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Author:	Hynds, Ted
Publication:	The People (London, England)
Date:	Jan 9, 2000
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