13 Facts About Glenn Mulcaire

Glenn Michael Mulcaire was born on 8 September 1970 and is an English private investigator and former non-league footballer.

Glenn Mulcaire previously played for Fulham youth team, Dorking, Egham Town and Harrow Borough.

Glenn Mulcaire became the first man to score a goal for AFC Wimbledon when playing against Bromley in July 2002.

Glenn Mulcaire played in several pre-season friendlies and for the newly formed AFC Wimbledon scoring twice.

Glenn Mulcaire applied for a position with a branch of the special forces, hoping to progress to Defence Intelligence, but was rejected as being too young.

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Glenn Mulcaire then began work tracking individuals for private commercial intelligence assessment.

Glenn Mulcaire then went on to work in 2010 for Lord Stevens' security and intelligence company 'Quest' as a senior investigator.

In January 2007, Glenn Mulcaire was found guilty of illegally intercepting phone messages from Clarence House and imprisoned for six months after pleading guilty; his co-conspirator News of the World royal editor Clive Goodman was sentenced to four months.

Glenn Mulcaire publicly apologised to those affected by his activities.

Glenn Mulcaire pleaded guilty and on 4 July 2014, was sentenced to six months in prison, suspended for 12 months and ordered to undertake 200 hours unpaid work for the community.

Glenn Mulcaire has been married to Alison for over 20 years and has five children.

Glenn Mulcaire's grandfather served in the Irish Guards and was employed by the War Office.

Glenn Mulcaire was born to a mother from the north-east of England and an Irish father, and raised in World's End, Chelsea.