[Omah]

Scotland Yard said yesterday the number of likely victims had reached 60 with 340 lines of inquiry pursued by 14 separate forces. The NSPCC has received more than 100 complaints.

Peter Watt, the head of the NSPCC’s helpline, said: “The number of incidents reported have reached treble figures making him a hugely prolific sex offender – one of the worst I’ve ever heard of.”

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Omah

WTF .....

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...ictims-1378482

Savile used to drive to Broadmoor from London after recording Top of the Pops, bringing young girls from the audience, famous singers and dancers from the show’s Pan’s People.

Savile gained a reputation for causing trouble and a bad atmosphere that undermined security, a former staff member said.

Members of the Prison Officers’ Association complained about him to management, but say nothing was done. The former staff member said: “He used to swan around as though it was a country pub, rather than a secure hospital for the bad and mad. He treated some of the patients’ horrific crimes as jokes.

“Jimmy didn’t believe the rules related to him and felt that he could do anything he wanted. Everybody knew that he was close to management and they felt unable to complain.”

[Omah]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...ictims-1378482

Commander Peter Spindler, head of Specialist Crime Invest-igations at the Metropolitan *Police, said: “We have received information from the public that suggest allegations against Jimmy Savile span six decades with reports starting in 1959 up to and including 2006.

“Having now had the opportunity to review progress one week on I have revised my estimate of the number of likely victims to be about 60.” More victims have approached TV stations and newspapers with the total more than 100.

[Omah]

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/uk...-liner-1376563

LEERING Jimmy Savile – before he was locked in his cabin then booted off the ship over claims he assaulted a 14-year-old.

The drama happened in July 1978 while Savile was a VIP guest on the luxury liner SS Canberra.

Two passengers on the P&O fleet flagship told one of the officers about Savile’s inappropriate behaviour with their daughter.

After listening to the distraught couple, the captain summoned the DJ and grilled him.

The skipper, who has asked not to be named, said: “The more I quizzed him, the more convinced I became that he was lying.

“He was a shifty sort of chap whose eyes darted all over the place.

“The parents, who were not travelling first class, were very decent, ordinary people who were completely scandalised by Savile’s unwanted attention to their daughter. I told him he disgusted me and I wanted him off my ship when we reached Gibraltar.

“I detailed an officer to make sure he remained in his cabin until we reached the Rock.

“He was to take all his meals in his cabin and was not allowed to leave it under any circumstances short of shipwreck.”

Good for the skipper .....

[Omah]

http://news.sky.com/story/997385/jim...ns-six-decades

Lawyers acting for Savile's alleged victims are said to be considering taking legal action against several NHS trusts and the BBC.

Lawyer Liz Dux, of Slater and Gordon, and an expert in personal injury and child abuse cases, told The Guardian newspaper she was acting for a number of women who want to sue on the grounds of vicarious liability.

[Omah]

Derek Chinnery was Radio 1 controller from 1978-85 while Savile worked at Radio 1 from 1969 to 1989. During Mr Chinnery's era in charge, Savile was presenting a weekly show broadcasting charts from previous decades.

In an interview with BBC reporter Sima Kotecha for Broadcasting House, which will be broadcast at 09:00 BST, Mr Chinnery said he approached the star directly when he heard rumours relating to his private life. "I asked what's all this, these rumours we hear about you Jimmy?"

Asked about accepting a denial by the former Top of the Pops and Jim'll Fix It presenter, Mr Chinnery said: "It's easy now to say how could you just believe him just like that."

He added: "He was the sort of man that attracted rumours, after all, because he was single, he was always on the move, he was always going around the country."

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by arista

No Kizzy
Newsnight Editor
stopped the Broadcast.

That was on Question Time last night.

Both Conservative and Labour MP's
agreed the BBC have to answer this

Here's your answer at least in part.

A crucial letter from the Police turned out to be...... fake.

A forged police letter obtained by The Mail on Sunday casts new light on the BBC’s controversial decision to drop its documentary on Jimmy Savile.

It was handed to this newspaper last week by a woman who appeared on the ITV programme which exposed the entertainer as a predatory paedophile.

Identified only as Fiona, she said the letter backed her claims that Surrey Police had dropped its investigation into the sex abuse allegations because of Savile's ill health and 'senility'

However, last night Corporation sources indicated that their dealings with Fiona – who they said ‘appeared to be playing games with us’ – was a contributory factor.

The Mail on Sunday has seen the letter – and the BBC’s fears appear to be justified because it is unquestionably a fake. The note says that Fiona was interviewed by police in 2006 despite the inquiry not beginning until May the following year.

The letter is also headed by a Surrey Police crest not in use at the time it was supposedly written. Significantly, there are no reference numbers included within the text.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz29G6HdGs3
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[Omah]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUxA...k&feature=plcp

Jaw-dropping .....

[arista]

Yes well done
Ch4News
not held back by BBC.

And Ex BBC managers interviewed

[Omah]

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/...-ago-1-5024058

JIMMY SAVILE used his burgeoning wealth and reputation to cover up alleged sex attacks on underage girls while manager of a Leeds dance hall more than half a century ago, a former doorman has claimed.

Leeds pensioner Dennis Lemmon, 80, who was a door supervisor at the Mecca Locarno Ballroom during the late 1950s while Savile was manager, said he was told he “paid off” families to escape criminal charges of interfering with young girls.

Mr Lemmon, who was regularly requested to accompany Savile on his walkabouts around the dance hall, said he first heard of the allegations in 1958.

“The first inkling I got of it was when I was told he was going to be up in court,” he told the Yorkshire Post.

“After that I got told he paid them off. I assumed it was the families. Before that there had been no rumours about him.

“I started thinking back to all the times I was walking around with Jimmy. He always did seem to end up with the younger-age girls.”

Savile was manager of the Mecca Locarno Ballroom before launching his media career, and put on lunchtime discos which were regularly attended by schoolchildren and office workers as well as a Saturday afternoon dance for youngsters only.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Right, I think we all get the point about Jimmy Saville now. I think there should be a bottom line now. What do they hope to accomplish with this, now that he's dead? Do the victims want some kind of compensation? They want BBC shut down? What is the point, now that he's dead.

[Mystic Mock]

The point is that he gets named and shamed instead of being praised as a hero when he isn't.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by The Mockinator

The point is that he gets named and shamed instead of being praised as a hero when he isn't.

It is being done, what is the next step?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

It is being done, what is the next step?

God knows, maybe they just want the truth.

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

It is being done, what is the next step?

Dig him up, burn his bones and scatter the ashes on a landfill site .....

[Omah]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz29KHTP4A0

THE youngest known victim of BBC paedophile Jimmy Savile came forward last night to reveal he was abused as a nine-year-old cub scout.

Kevin Cook, now 45, told how presenter Savile molested him in a shabby dressing room after he appeared on kids’ TV show Jim’ll Fix It.

Savile then warned him to keep quiet — saying: “Nobody would believe you anyway, I’m King Jimmy.”

The arrogant paedophile enticed Kevin into his dingy dressing room by promising him a coveted Jim’ll Fix It badge.

[Omah]

http://www.scotsman.com/news/uk/poli...ence-1-2576223

THE Highland home of the former Jim’ll Fix It host is high on a list of locations being targeted by police investigation into allegations of child abuse against him.

Reports yesterday said that officers believe the property in Glen Coe, called Alt-na-reigh – which has not been touched since Jimmy Savile’s death last year – may hold vital leads for the nationwide investigation.

It is expected that both the late DJ’s Leeds and Highland homes will be subject of forensic investigation.

A source close to the investigation said: “Both properties are important to this investigation. Glen Coe will be one of the first places they search. There are more than 300 lines of inquiry – and the house is part of that.”

Criminologists have said that among the evidence at the house could be photographs, items of clothing and personal documents revealing the identities of possible victims, as well as others who were involved in the abuse and may still be alive.

Savile took regular breaks in the house, which he bought in 1998, and is understood to have hosted Prince Charles there for dinner in 1999.

Though the home was a mile from the nearest property, he became a well-known face in Glencoe village. Locals have spoken of his strange, attention-seeking behaviour, such as standing outside his home in Highland regalia, waiting to wave to passing tourist buses.

Further reports about his apparent inappropriate attitude towards young girls also emerged yesterday, with claims by a fan that when he asked for the DJ’s autograph, Savile left a salacious message urging “lost girls” to visit.

James Huestis, from Eaglesham, Renfrewshire said that he had met him in Glencoe in 2005 while on holiday with wife, and had asked him to autograph his road map. Instead, the former DJ wrote “All lost girls report” beside an arrow point to his nearby cottage, followed by the note “and be saved by Sir Jimmy Savile”.

He said: “We stopped to have breakfast. On the way out, we saw Savile. He was very friendly and chatty.

“I asked for his autograph and I was struggling to get a bit of paper. So I went to the car and got the map. He opened it on the page where his cottage was. The he wrote his note.”

Mr Huestis said of the encounter: “At the time I didn’t think anything of it. I thought it was a bit of banter. Now it takes on a different meaning. The message is pretty clear.”

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

Right, I think we all get the point about Jimmy Saville now. I think there should be a bottom line now. What do they hope to accomplish with this, now that he's dead? Do the victims want some kind of compensation? They want BBC shut down? What is the point, now that he's dead.

Well they should be 'closed down' simply for the money they screw out of people who they think want to watch their ****ty shows,only one good show come from them,poor return for the monies taken I think.

[Omah]

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/ne...#ixzz29LyQ0qOm

Scotland Yard detectives probing the growing list of child abuse claims against Jimmy Savile will visit Broadmoor psychiatric hospital in Berkshire today in a bid to gather new evidence about claims that he sexually assaulted patients at the high-security facility.

The Metropolitan Police's focus on Broadmoor, given the ex-BBC star's lengthy association with the hospital, indicates its determination to ensure that if anyone helped Savile at any point through six decades of alleged abuse, and they are still alive, they will face criminal charges of culpability.

Detectives will probe the administrative background that led to Savile being appointed to head a task force in 1988 that oversaw Broadmoor's work.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by kazanne

Well they should be 'closed down' simply for the money they screw out of people who they think want to watch their ****ty shows,only one good show come from them,poor return for the monies taken I think.

Hi kazanne, well it's another issue arising from the alleged accusations against Jimmy Saville but for me definitely you are right.
Well done to you for also raising it and if it is proven that there have been cover ups and that BBC hierarchy or producers and senior staff had suspicions or did mention and report things that were brushed under the carpet.
Then, I don't think in any shape or form should such an organisation be supported by public funding.

This is now becoming a seedy,serious and very distressing kind of soap opera with likely corruption included too as to the BBC and other institutions like the Hospitals connected to this too.
It is looking like the BBC has many questions to answer here as to Jimmy Savile and also its own internal workings and senior staff.

[Omah]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...relevant.html#

Jimmy Savile did not care whether he was reviled for molesting children after his death, saying: “I’ll leave it to the psychologists to sort out the psychology of child abuse.”

Savile spoke of rumours he abused children in a 2001 interview, insisting that “whatever is said after I’m gone is irrelevant”.

“If I’m gone that’s that,” he said. “B------- to my legacy”.

The interview, published in the Sunday Mirror , includes Savile’s response to allegations he was a ‘paedophile’.

The DJ, then 74, told an Irish newspaper: “Whatever is said after I’m gone is irrelevant.”

When asked whether he was “into little girls”, he said: “I’d rather not even opinionate on this. I’ll leave it to the psychologists to sort out the psychology of child abuse.”

Just ..... a monster .....

[Shaun]

Originally Posted by kazanne

Well they should be 'closed down' simply for the money they screw out of people who they think want to watch their ****ty shows,only one good show come from them,poor return for the monies taken I think.

rofl

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Omah

Dig him up, burn his bones and scatter the ashes on a landfill site .....

I really wish you'd drop this disturbing, barbaric and ridiculously OTT and attention seeking attitude towards crime and punishment.

Originally Posted by Omah

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz29KHTP4A0

'The arrogant paedophile'? World class, impartial journalism as ever from The Sun I see.

[Omah]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19948782

The culture secretary is to be asked whether the government plans to launch an independent inquiry into the allegations against Sir Jimmy Savile.

Conservative MP Rob Wilson secured an urgent question to ask if Maria Miller believes the BBC has done enough to deal with the claims.

He will also ask why the corporation dropped a Newsnight investigation into Savile.

[Omah]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19946626

Alec Shelbrooke, Conservative MP for Elmet and Rothwell, has called for further action.

"If Savile's found guilty, I believe he should be moved to an anonymous burial site, that all references to him on the streets should be removed, that the charitable trust should be moved into other trusts so that the money can go to good causes," he said.