That's not what I said, man. It's a fact that at the time of writing, he stood innocent in the eyes of the law, with a strong dash of being utterly $%&#ed in the head. Glitter, on the other hand, was caught utterly bang to rights, trousers down, so to speak.
I don't know if he did anything dodgy with children, but surely common sense dictates you don't either. Two acquittals and his parlous mental state does speak to something, though.
