[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.

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Omah

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

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012...broadmoor-rape

The NHS trust that manages Broadmoor secure psychiatric hospital has denied reports that Metropolitan police officers visited the hospital on Monday to examine claims that Jimmy Savile raped and sexually assaulted patients while working there as a volunteer for more than four decades.

The late DJ, who had living quarters at the hospital and a set of keys to the wards, has been accused of assaulting a number of former patients. According to Sky News and a number of newspapers, officers were visiting the hospital to look into the allegations.

But a spokeswoman for West London Mental Health NHS Trust said the reports were untrue.

OK .....

[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 .....

[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.

[Omah]

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

Mrs Miller, the culture secretary, told the Commons she was satisfied the corporation was taking the allegations "very seriously," saying the BBC had launched three reviews.

"The first will look particularly at the allegations with regard to the item on Savile which was inappropriately pulled from Newsnight," she said.

A spokesman for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport later clarified that Ms Miller had misread her statement and meant the the inquiry would look into allegations the Savile investigation was inappropriately pulled.

Mrs Miller added that the BBC's second review - undertaken when the police advised it was appropriate to do so - would focus on Savile himself.

"And although the BBC's child protection policy was overhauled in 2002, the review will also focus on whether its policy is fit for purpose and what lessons can be learnt. That will be assisted by an independent expert," she added

A third review would look at wider allegations of sexual harassment at the corporation, Mrs Miller said.

Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman told MPs that Savile's "exulted" status within the corporation allowed him to act with impunity.

She said: "Everyone has been sickened by the vile abuse perpetrated by Jimmy Savile. It's impossible to overstate the suffering he caused to those he abused.

Mr Entwistle had been due to appear in front of the MPs on the culture, media and sport committee later this year, but he offered to bring it forward to 23 October.

I think the DG may get a rather robust grilling .....

[arista]

Just on BBC1 News


the now 45 year old man
who when was 9 year old boy
was raped by Evil Jimmy.
In the BBC Studio
back room.


First reported in the Sun.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by arista

Just on BBC1 News


the now 45 year old man
who when was 9 year old boy
was raped by Evil Jimmy.
In the BBC Studio
back room.


First reported in the Sun.

......................

[arista]

[the truth]

but what happens if hes innocent like michael jackson?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by the truth

but what happens if hes innocent like michael jackson?

I highly doubt it with all this coming out.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by The Mockinator

I highly doubt it with all this coming out.

AND WHAT OF ALL THESE NURSES and staff who knew exactly what he was up to and let it go on and on?

[Omah]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...sexual-1380981

Vile Jimmy Savile preyed on vulnerable patients at all-girl discos he ran at Broadmoor psychiatric hospital, it emerged last night.

The sexual predator used his unlimited access on the wards to recruit the young women for his private parties where he exclusively installed himself as DJ.

Dressed up as “therapeutic entertainment”, his discos in the 70s, which Savile insisted on making, “lasses only” – gave him the opportunity to mingle with unsuspecting victims, away from staff.

A nurse working at the hospital at the time of the disco in 1970 said after the first party: “The discotheque provides entertainment and a therapeutic atmosphere and is much enjoyed.”

Savile, who owned nightclubs Maison Royale and Le Cardinal in Bournemouth in the 70s, was the DJ at the launch event and subsequent discos.

He would play records and mingle with female patients, housed in two blocks at the hospital.

[Omah]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...remy-Vine.html

Jimmy Savile will become known as 'one of the most serious predatory paedophiles in criminal history,' BBC presenter Jeremy Vine said today.

The veteran presenter, who has been with the BBC for 25 years and has worked on the Newsnight programme said ""This is a complete and utter nightmare. The fact that this person (Savile) was using his BBC prestige and maybe even BBC dressing rooms to attack young children I find completely disgusting. We may be looking at one of the most serious predatory paedophiles in criminal history - and he was on our doorstep.

"The Newsnight issue is very, very difficult. I think we do need to find out what happened. If the material they shelved was the same material that ITV put out that is very serious - but I am not sure it was.

"George Entwistle has got huge integrity and he will find out what happened here. And they are going to have to tell us. It is a really, really big issue."

It certainly is .....

[Mystic Mock]

Well hopefully they will be dealt with.

[Omah]

offering information since details of Savile's decades preying on youngsters began to emerge.

http://www.napac.org.uk/

[Vanessa]

Now it appears he molested a 9 year old boy!

[Omah]

http://news.sky.com/story/998123/jim...-abuse-inquiry

Labour wants an independent inquiry to have the power to demand documentation and summon witnesses. It should look into Savile's activities at the BBC, Stoke Mandeville hospital and Broadmoor, the party said.

"I think we now have enough set of allegations and further allegations to know this is not some isolated set of incidents," Mr Miliband said.

"This seems to be a pattern of activity which spanned a number of institutions. As I say, I just think about the victims in this. This is absolutely horrific and will scar people for life.

"And I think for them, the BBC - good institution though it is - I don't think they can lead their own inquiry."

[Livia]

I see the claims for compensation have started to trickle in. I'm sure some money will ease their pain in a way that justice while he was alive never could.

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Livia

I see the claims for compensation have started to trickle in. I'm sure some money will ease their pain in a way that justice while he was alive never could.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz29SLpEyaf

A number of alleged victims have contacted lawyers and could sue any institution that is discovered to have links with Savile's alleged crimes, it was reported.

A partner at Farleys Solicitor told The Sun that the costs could mushroom into millions of pounds worth of compensation.

He said: 'You are looking at a potential cost of millions.'

Liz Dux, a partner at Russell Jones & Walker, is representing some of the alleged victims of Jimmy Savile.

'They may well have grounds to sue on the principles of vicarious liability,' Dux said.

'If Savile was acting as an employee or agent of the BBC or a health organisation, then that organisation with whom he had a close connection can be held vicariously liable.

I'm sure that you're sure but I'm not sure that I'm sure .....

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Omah

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz29SLpEyaf




I'm sure that you're sure but I'm not sure that I'm sure .....

I'm not reading any more links to a newspaper I wouldn't wipe my backside on.

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Livia

I'm not reading any more links to a newspaper I wouldn't wipe my backside on.

What newspaper would you use for your anal hygiene ?

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Omah

What newspaper would you use for your anal hygiene ?

I'd probably print some of your posts and use them, Omah.

[Kizzy]

Oh no.... Far too gritty,may I suggest the telegraph?
Those who read it are used to the smell of ****...

[Omah]

Pictured at the Jersey House of Horrors:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz29TZlp1G3

A photo has emerged which shows paedophile Jimmy Savile surrounded by children at a Jersey care home where 192 youngsters allegedly suffered abuse.

The Jim'll Fix It star is pictured in the grounds of Haut de la Garenne, posing comfortably on the grass with about 30 children of a variety of ages.

The Jersey home came under intense scrutiny in 2008 after police took statements from 192 alleged victims of historic child abuse at the home.

One hundred and fifty one alleged abusers were identified following the three year probe and seven were successfully prosecuted.

Savile has always denied he was a regular visitor at the home and when The Sun published this photograph in 2008 his lawyers tried to put a block on it, the newspaper said.

Last week, the former head of the Jersey child abuse investigation Lenny Harper said there was 'no reason to doubt' that Savile indecently assaulted girls there.

Harper, the Jersey police detective who led a three-year probe, said that Savile's name came up in the initial police inquiry four years ago.