This really,have to agree with you on this one, whatever comes of this investigation finally, assault/abuse as a child is unlikely to fade from memory I agree.

I still doubt the whole figures being stated as to how many he allegedly abused but I do now believe there is substance to a good number of the allegations.

Cunard abandons Jimmy Savile sail-by tribute
 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/tr...y-tribute.html

Also :

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/...ated-1-5004777

No suspicion of doubt, there, then ..... :idc:

10th police force contacted Scotland Yard re further allegation about Savile
 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...legations.html

:idc:

Now family consider digging up Savile's body
 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...nsider-1372123

Ok... Too far.

Yes JS
working as a Special Hospital Porter/Monster/Evil
Fundraiser

Can this all go away and we pretend he never existed, it is so creepy. like his face just its shudder worthy

He is on BBC4 Top Of The Pops 1977

The BBC act slow


So he is Stuck on our TV.

On man was doing a book on him
he started in 2004.

He spoke to Savile about Glitter
who was in bed with children/girls in asia, at that time.



He was amazed when savile said
"Did the Papers put them up to it
those dirty girls."


He had was not with it
in his sick head.



That was on Radio 5 breakfast.

Yet another well known TV star accused of abusing woman
 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...oung-girl.html


I say Bruce Forsyth

Can't imagine how the family must feel right now :/

With regards to the story regarding the abuse of the girl by Jimmy Saville in Leeds General infirmary, June Thornton, a former nurse there, has said she saw him 'molesting' a female patient with brain damage. Surely a nurse has a duty of care to her patients yet there is no record of a complaint ever being made as far as I am aware? There are therefore three possibilities. Either this has been covered up or it never happened. If neither of the latter then I am appalled nothing was ever reported by the witnesses and steps were not taken to stop this from happening again to someone else.

She was not a nurse!

June Thornton was herself a patient at Leeds General Hospital in 1972 when the alleged incident happened

I heard her interview on 5 live this morning, she thought at first that Savile was a relative as he came in and immediately went to the girl who was in a high back chair and seemed to have some sort of brain damage (it was a neurology ward), he then rubbed her arms and then started to fondle her, this lady regrets to this day not saying anything.

:yuk: :yuk: :yuk:

does this scare anyone else?

You know you can be held accountable for posts you make on a forum, lets hope Brucie sues you, that is an outrageous thing to say without any basis in fact.

that is what people would say about JS until about 2 weeks ago though :conf:

He looks like a dirty creep ..i'm surprised no one suspected anything sooner :s


edit - jimmy not bruce

Well according to The Telegraph she was!

Quote: "June Thornton, a former nurse at Leeds General Infirmary, tells ITV1's Daybreak she saw Jimmy Savile 'molesting' a female patient with brain damage."

I see what you mean though from Sky.

"Former nurse June Thornton was recovering from an operation at Leeds General Infirmary when she says she saw Savile abuse the young girl."

So the girl was not in her care at the time. The way it was reported was that she was. And I should think she regrets not saying anything.

That maybe be so, but you cant just bandy names around just because they were in TV the same time as Savile. Careless talk and all that.

I felt sorry for her, I think it has affected her deeply. People like June should not be used as scapegoats though, the real colluders were his BBC bosses and colleagues, and to a degree the NHS management.

Nobody is using her as a scapegoat as such. Just the fact if everybody did not report such cases, then nothing will be done about them. And this is what has very likely happened here.

Unfortunately the culture of the 60s and 70s in some areas was not to discuss such things, people would have been embarrassed and its likely unlike today that anything would have been done about it.

Yess

That is an answer a lot of people give, and whatever way it's said, there is only one response to that. And that is it's wrong.

People know the difference between right and wrong but refuse to do anything about it, enabling the abuse to carry on and for further victims to be affected by it.

I don't buy the above as an excuse for this not being brought to the attention of the authorities. If nothing ever came of any allegations, at least they could say they had tried to do something about it.

13th police force contacted Scotland Yard re further allegation about Savile
 

As reported on BBC News