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Edward Muscare (September 27, 1932 – January 8, 2012), also known by his pseudonyms of Edarem and Uncle Ed, was an American television presenter and internet celebrity. [1] He gained success in the latter field through his eccentric and comedic posts on the website YouTube, uploaded from 2006 through to 2009, following which he was imprisoned for breaking parole.As a television presenter in Kansas City during the 1970s, he went by the stage name "Uncle Ed", and hosted both a late night show (for which he wore a vampire costume), and a children's program.[3][4]In 1986, Muscare had sexual contact with a 14 year old male. His actions were reported to the police, and the following year he was charged with sexual battery. He was sentenced to imprisonment for 18 months and placed on probation for ten years.In 2006, he created an account on the popular web site Youtube, using the pseudonym Edarem, and posted 130 videos of himself online, featuring him undertaking "strange antics" and lipsynching to songs such as Roy Orbison's "Oh, Pretty Woman".[3] The uploaded videos became popular with viewers around the world, receiving hundreds of thousands of views, and turning Muscare into an "internet sensation".[6]In 2007, Muscare moved out of his home in Florida, claiming he had suffered harassment from neighbors who had learned he was on the sex offenders' register. He relocated in South Carolina where, although he was legally required to inform the local authorities about his status as a former sex offender, he neglected to do so,[2][3][6] fearing that he would be persecuted by angry neighbors if they found out about his criminal past.[4] He then appeared on a television show in Orlando, in which he argued for sex offenders being given a second chance in society, and also stated that he refused to inform the local authorities about his former crime as he feared for his safety.[7] Upon seeing this show, South Carolina police learned that he had moved into their state, and issued a warrant for his arrest.[4][7] Officers came to his house on May 1, 2009, where they confiscated his alcohol and computer, using the justification that under South Carolina law anyone with a previous conviction for sex offences is forbidden from owning either of these.[2] He agreed to allow his computer to be inspected without notice, and it was found to contain no illegal material.[3][6] Rather than being sent to prison for not informing the authorities about his earlier conviction, he was placed on five-year probation, one of the conditions for which was that he was forbidden from owning a computer without permission.[6]No longer able to upload videos through his computer, Muscare instead got a friend to continue posting his videos on Youtube, believing that this would be permitted under the rules of his probation order.[3] Nonetheless, prosecutors still saw this as a breach of his probation, and he was taken to court in Orlando, where he told the judge that "I'm frankly bewildered that I'm here, I don't think I've done anything wrong".[6] He argued that he was not a threat to society, and was simply "an entertainer, and I've entertained all my life", with his videos simply being "done in fun and I'm sure that most of the people see it that way."[4][5] The judge did not, however, accept Muscare's defense, and on January 6, 2010 sentenced him to five years in prison for violating his probation order.[3]On the evening of Monday January 9, 2012, Muscare's partner Marion announced both on her Facebook page[8] as well as in a video uploaded to his Youtube account[9] that he had died the previous night.