[Mystic Mock]

How much did this guy really do fgs? and nobody done anything to stop him either.

[arista]

No the Fecking BBC Protected him.

[Marcus.]

he thought we was untouchable

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bigbrother12

he thought we was untouchable

Tbf we haven't done anything wrong.

Being serious though I get what your saying and in a way he was untouchable as he will never pay for these crimes at all sadly.

Although at least his dead so he can't hurt anymore children.

[Marcus.]

Originally Posted by The Mockinator

Tbf we haven't done anything wrong.

Being serious though I get what your saying and in a way he was untouchable as he will never pay for these crimes at all sadly.

Although at least his dead so he can't hurt anymore children.

yes well said

[Omah]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19970059

The BBC has appointed former Appeal Court judge Dame Janet Smith, the judge who led the inquiry into serial killer Harold Shipman, and ex-Sky News boss Nick Pollard to lead two inquiries into the late Jimmy Savile.

Dame Janet will look into the culture and practices of the BBC during the years Jimmy Savile worked there.

Mr Pollard will examine Newsnight's shelving of an investigation into why police dropped a sexual abuse probe.

The BBC has been criticised for not calling Savile's behaviour into question and flagging up any abuse allegations during his long career at the corporation, during which he presented several television shows including Top of the Pops and Jim'll Fix It.

Dame Janet's inquiry will include evidence from people who have made allegations about being sexually abused by Savile on BBC premises or while on location for the corporation.

And it will hear from those who claim they raised concerns either formally or informally about his activities.

She will also look at "the extent to which BBC personnel were or ought to have been aware of unlawful and/or inappropriate conduct by Jimmy Savile on BBC premises or on location for the BBC".

The review will examine whether BBC culture enabled "the sexual abuse of children to continue unchecked". She will be assisted by an expert in child safeguards.

Legal support

The Pollard Review, which is being treated as a matter of urgency, will seek to establish whether there were any "failings" in the BBC's decision to drop the Newsnight investigation.

The programme had been looking into the CPS and Surrey Police's decision to drop an investigation of abuse claims against Savile.

It will also look at the BBC's handling of material which might have been of interest to the police. Mr Pollard will be given legal support independent of BBC management.

There has been speculation that it was dropped because the BBC was already planning to run more favourable programmes, claims which it has repeatedly denied.

No further details yet .....

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by bigbrother12

he thought we was untouchable

Well seems he was if all these are coming out now when the old man is dead.

This is what makes me angry the most. Real justice will not be served. This is why I am tired of new things coming out everyday. BOTTOM LINE!!!!!

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by The Mockinator

Tbf we haven't done anything wrong.

Being serious though I get what your saying and in a way he was untouchable as he will never pay for these crimes at all sadly.

Although at least his dead so he can't hurt anymore children.

This brings no solace. For every 1 paedo dead, 4 more emerge

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

For every 1 paedo dead, 4 more emerge

Source/link for that startling statistic ?

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Omah

Source/link for that startling statistic ?

Oh come on, give the lass a break...
I don't have a mountain of statistics either, but I would say for every 1 we know about there are many we don't..

[Omah]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...graced-1383145

Jimmy Savile’s former PA last night branded the disgraced TV star a manipulative bully who was sly enough to cover his tracks during his sick campaign of abuse against young girls.

And Janet Cope told how the predatory paedophile had an explosive temper that terrified everyone from hospital staff to fundraisers.

The 70-year-old spent 32 years as Mrs Fix-it to Savile, becoming one of his closest confidantes.

Janet initially stuck by him when the allegations of his perverted past surfaced.

But as the trickle turned to a torrent, she conceded that even she may have been duped.

Janet said: “Sadly, the evidence against Jim does seem a bit overwhelming and, really, I’m at a loss for words. He thought he was untouchable because he was hand in glove with the hospitals, royalty and the Prime Minister.”

She revealed he was totally without emotion, did not care if he hurt others and loved wielding power.

Was Savile the Devil Incarnate ......

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by kizzy

Oh come on, give the lass a break...
I don't have a mountain of statistics either, but I would say for every 1 we know about there are many we don't..

Agreed but it's good to know that one of them is gone.

[arista]

[Livia]

Wasn't Jonathan King a celebrity? And Gary Glitter of course... how come no one was intimidated by their fame, and they were able to be prosecuted during their lifetime?

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Livia

Wasn't Jonathan King a celebrity? And Gary Glitter of course... how come no one was intimidated by their fame, and they were able to be prosecuted during their lifetime?

In JK's case, hundreds of underage boys WERE buggered and intimidated, over a period of FOUR decades until JK was, accidentally, exposed (with corroborating evidence) while, AFAIK, GG's crime was impersonal, consisting of collecting child pornography, and again, accidentally, exposed (solely on evidence) .....

Naturally, there is much more detail available to you on the internet .....

[Omah]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...herts-19974841

A hospital cafe called "Jimmy's" after Jimmy Savile will be given a new name, it has been confirmed.

The cafe at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury was opened by Savile in 2005 following his years of fundraising for the spinal injuries unit.

Volunteering charity WRVS, which runs Jimmy's, said it had agreed with the hospital to rename it Cafe@WRVS.

WRVS told the BBC last week it was considering a name change in the wake of the scandal, which has included at least one alleged assault at Stoke Mandeville.

David McCullough, chief executive at WRVS, said: "WRVS and Stoke Mandeville Hospital have agreed that Jimmy's Cafe will be renamed Cafe@WRVS, aligning it with other WRVS cafes across the country."

A spokeswoman added it would change the sign, which is white neon and in the shape of Savile's signature, "as soon as possible".

Good

[Livia]

Still no actual evidence though, no?

[Kizzy]

So the witness statements of many many victims is not enough?
Where do you suggest this comes from, as jimmys DNA has long since been washed from the hands of these then children now adults?
The physical evidence may be gone however this does not make the crime any less real.

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Livia

Still no actual evidence though, no?

There's enough to convict him in a Crown Court and put him away for years .....

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Omah

There's enough to convict him in a Crown Court and put him away for years .....

LOL Omah...that was funny..

[Omah]

Originally Posted by Ammi

LOL Omah...that was funny..

He'd have to turn up (or be dug up) for trial, of course .....

[Kizzy]

I don't see anything funny, even Frankie Boyle would struggle to find the humour in this subject.

[arista]

"A TV director reported Savile
to BBC bosses decades ago - when he caught
the star having sex with a 15 or 16-year-old girl in his dressing room"

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz29ZL74WvF


The Fecking BBC are Guilty

[Livia]

Originally Posted by arista

"A TV director reported Savile
to BBC bosses decades ago - when he caught
the star having sex with a 15 or 16-year-old girl in his dressing room"

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz29ZL74WvF


The Fecking BBC are Guilty

A 15 year old of a 16 year old? It makes a big difference.

[arista]

"A 15 year old of a 16 year old? It makes a big difference."

Yes , but there are so many younger than that.
Even a 9 year old boy.

The Public Fund the BBC
for them to cover this up is Criminal