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crystalhunt
27 Feb 16 21:35
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would he be in Jail or, given that he had so much info on people in high places, would he still be a free man.

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By:
Mexico
When: 27 Feb 16 21:41
Crystal , you seem to have a lot of knowledge regarding the amount of info Saville had on "people in high places"

Can we assume that Saville shared this info with you & that you and Saville were partners in crime?


I suspect he would be in jail if alive but you seem to know a lot more about Saville than I do.
By:
crystalhunt
When: 27 Feb 16 21:52
Mexico - it doesn't take a genius to work out that Saville had them all by the balls hence his immunity to prosecution. I suspect that a lot of people breathed a sigh of relief when he died.
By:
kenco
When: 28 Feb 16 00:18
Friends with Ted heath and Thatcher what chance did his victims have..Cry
By:
minardi
When: 28 Feb 16 00:29
in my opinion he would still be fawned as a saint ,,, yes he knew loads ... not one active MP , senior police or member of royalty ever investigated ..

We all really know in our hearts its a world of hurt these people get their kicks off .. it's only the dregs that are prosecuted.
By:
Ron-Russian
When: 28 Feb 16 00:41
Even got on This is Your Life.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-4rIQbyxg0
By:
crags
When: 28 Feb 16 00:51
Not really a surprise that someone who achieved the fame that he did got on This is Your life
By:
naydam
When: 28 Feb 16 02:14
They must have been a bit selective in their 'research'!! ShockedShockedAngry
By:
A_T
When: 28 Feb 16 09:28
If Sir Jimmy were still alive the truth about him would still be confined to blogs and internet message boards. Even after his death it only came out thanks to the efforts of a few particularly Mark Williams-Thomas.

Also Rolf, Stuart Hall, Max Clifford would be free men.
By:
Ron-Russian
When: 28 Feb 16 09:36
i know crags...it was just a hint to view, it seemed odd watching it/him
By:
Ramruma
When: 28 Feb 16 09:53
@naydam They [This is Your Life] must have been a bit selective in their 'research'!!

Back in the last millennium, I used to work in a Fleet Street-adjacent capacity and was told about the Savile rumours --but that the red-tops (Mirror, Sun, NotW) had been all over him and couldn't stand any of them up.
By:
A_T
When: 28 Feb 16 10:22
While he was alive very few cracks appeared in Sir Jimmy's armour. The closest to exposure came in 2008 when the Sun linked him to the Jersey abuse children's home. Savile's lawyers quashed the story with an injunction.
By:
Hound-Dog-2
When: 28 Feb 16 12:17
"While he was alive very few cracks appeared in Sir Jimmy's armour. The closest to exposure came in 2008"

He came close to exposure back in the 60's and 70's but it was all hushed up. John Lydon (Johnny Rotten) said in 1978 about the rumours involving Savile (some clips are still on YouTube now). At least he had the balls to try and tell everyone the truth but because Saville was a friend of the royals and lot of other people high up, it was hushed up.

At that time there was a lot of young groupies around and girls saying they were much older than they really were. But the abuse of young kids is another issue and Savile was a monster. Lot of people knew what he was like - or maybe not the full extent of his crimes - but they knew about him and he continued to get away with it. Status Quo were even trying to say something wasnt right regarding what went on at TOTP and Savile. All hushed up at the time.
By:
Injera
When: 28 Feb 16 17:27
Our beloved Old Bill said there was no case to answer and therefore JS was an innocent man.

After he died they said he was possibly the most prolific sexual criminal of all time.

Savile's dead and won't face a jury.

Plod are still with us. Any prosecutions yet?
By:
xmoneyx
When: 28 Feb 16 17:31
NHS under pressure

would make him work hospital porter
By:
cooperman
When: 11 Mar 17 15:24
Hound Dog has it right, here's an interview with Lydon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esKnWAIgpLY
By:
Dotchinite
When: 11 Mar 17 15:26
I suspect if had a lot of information on people at the top he might have died a lot sooner.
By:
casemoney
When: 11 Mar 17 16:20
Saville the Great Charity Man was fully Protected by the Luvvies of the BBC  , So much so that
He was accepted into the Circles of Royality and Government ,The BBC LUVVIES are as much to
blame as Saville ,They Knew .
By:
Torquemada
When: 11 Mar 17 16:30
Savile was clearly untouchable. Nothing was going to happen until he died. And the BBC were partly to blame for sure, disgraceful how so much was covered up.
By:
A_T
When: 11 Mar 17 16:46
in the current climate those complaining about him would be denounced as snowflakes and all just a politically correct witchhunt
By:
fife
When: 11 Mar 17 17:17
Good post A T.
By:
houseofpain
When: 11 Mar 17 18:01
i just watched on catchup, stacey dooley investigates young sex for sale in japan, for a civilised nation its sickening, if anyone's seen it would love to know your thoughts.
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 11 Mar 17 18:18
Ask Louis Theroux - they knew before he died. He obviously was covered.

Davis Icke talks crappola about most stuff, very entertaining. but his rant on Saville is convincing.
By:
Ramruma
When: 11 Mar 17 18:21
Good post A T.

No, it's a rubbish post. It's entirely the wrong way round. It's in these politically correct snowflake times that the showbiz nonces are being put away, and it was in the past when Alf Garnett could call a spade a spade on prime time television that they got away with it.
By:
horusisis
When: 11 Mar 17 18:35
would go the same way as mountbatten,
By:
fife
When: 12 Mar 17 09:46
Ramruna you seem to have misread the post by A T and my reply Confused as you seem to be agreeing with the point he is making.
By:
mokegibboni
When: 12 Mar 17 13:07
It was all the about money really - nobody had the courage or desire to snitch on Savile because of all the millions he was raising for children's hospitals/charities.
By:
mokegibboni
When: 12 Mar 17 13:10
Sorry - typo ...

It was all about the money really ...
By:
TheBetterBettor
When: 12 Mar 17 13:12
....if he had a computer and sent it to pc world to 'fix it' then it could have started to unravel even back then.
By:
mokegibboni
When: 12 Mar 17 13:19
TheBetterBettor - yes, that's why Glitter balls was done. He sent his computer away for repair and they discovered all those naughty pics on his hard drive.

I still think Glitter would have been found out eventually in the aftermath of the Savile enquiry even if he hadn't sent his PC away for repair at that time.
By:
M13
When: 12 Mar 17 19:19
http://tapnewswire.com/?s=jimmy+saville
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 13 Mar 17 01:43
As the rapture is coming up soon.
the dead shall be raised.
the good guys dodge the bullet and go to heaven leaving
the others behind? So Sir Jimmy might be up and running again.

you can see if he goes to jail the second time around.
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