Where is Stuart Hall now?
STUART Hall's reign of terror at the BBC lasted two decades as he abused girls as young as nine.
Now, he walks free after being convicted for abuse in 2013. Where is he now?
Who is Stuart Hall and what crimes did he commit?
Stuart Hall is a former BBC presenter whose claim to fame was hosting popular game show It's A Knockout.
His alleged crimes took place over the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
Four alleged victims claimed he'd abused them in his luxury swimming pool - and one of them was just nine years old.
Years later, a review by the BBC uncovered seven more alleged assaults at the hands of Hall, bringing the grim total to 21.
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The admitted they had "missed chances to stop attacks" by stars.
Hall is not the only paedophile who found fame and fortune at the BBC.
Channel 5 documentary National Treasure, National Disgrace: Savile, Harris and Hall covers the crimes of fellow TV paedo Jimmy Savile.
Did Stuart Hall go to prison?
Hall went to trial in 2013 after one of his alleged victims came forward.
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Crucially, press coverage of this woman's claims encouraged many more to come out of the shadows.
Hall was ultimately charged with indecently assaulting or raping 13 girls aged nine to 17 in 2013.
Only two of the indecent assault charges stuck.
He was sentenced to five years in prison in 2013 but walked in only half the time, going free in December 2015.
Where is Stuart Hall now?
Hall no longer lives in the luxe mansion to which he allegedly lured children.
Upon his release from jail, he traded it for a council estate house rented from a friend for £600 a month.
His former wife Hazel Hall sought a divorce after they'd been together for 58 years.
A relative claimed he'd "treated her so badly over the years" and his lockup was "the final nail in the coffin".
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Upon his release from jail, he moaned to The Sun: "To go from being a national treasure to the bottom of the pond has been very difficult".
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That was in 2016. He hasn't been heard from publicly since.