💥This Is How Jimmy Savile Got Away With It!

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I hate all the 'he groomed a nation" and 'he hid in plain sight' crap. He got away with it because he was protected at the highest levels of British society.

My sister did her work experience in the late 80's with the ambulance service and met Savile at the Leeds hospital he frequented. The ambulance driver she was working with basically whisked her away at the earliest opportunity and told her to make sure she was never alone with him. They obviously knew what he was about......

He used to visit my next door neighbour regularly in the 70s, their Daughter ran his fan club. Either in his Rolls Royce or his van. My mum wouldn't let me out of the house whenever he turned up. Wise woman.

My parents would never let me write to the Jim'll Fix It Show, and also never used to let me get a lift home with a school friend's dad, who was later exposed to be a paedophile who abused my friend when she was 5 years old. So Grateful for my Dad"s intuition 🙏🙏🙏 x

When I was 17 back in 1979, I met Jimmy Savile at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. I was picked to go along with my manager to hand over a check for money we had raised from the company I worked for. We sat in a big circle along with other representatives from different companies that had raised money too. I was the only young girl and when Jimmy Savile came to thank us he pretended to straddle me from the front, held my hand and then licked the palm of my hand. This was in front of everyone and they all laughed as I went red in the face and put my head down. My boss said I was silly and that he was only joking about. That was the mentality back then. I was able to go home and tell my mates what a weirdo Jimmy Savile is but not so for the poor victims that were trapped in the hospital and all the other victims outside from there. Thank heavens there is more awareness now and channels like this are so important. Thank you The behaviour panel.

My grandmother despised the man and said he was "a lecherous snake". I remember the time he was on a late night panel show and he said 'jokingly' that he was the most feared man in every girls school in England 😮 then he pulled out a repeated line that his case 'comes up next Thursday'- definitely hiding in plain sight

When my grandparents say ‘things were safer in my day. We used to wonder off and have fun. We would go out for the day at age 10-12 and come back in time for tea.’ - Jimmy Savile is a powerful lesson that no time has ever been safe for children to be on their own.

I never liked the man. I’m totally with you Scott. He’s wasn’t funny and I always thought he was creepy. I couldn’t bear to watch him when he was on tv. He made my skin crawl.

I met Jimmy Saville twice and was interviewed by him once as an 18year old schoolgirl. When I returned from the trip I told my mum that he was a total creep, disingenuous, a liar and nothing like the do-gooder he pretends to be. I was just thankful I was never on my own with him!

Anyone else get the feeling that the interviewer knows exactly what Jimmy Saville is and has done?

For anyone who doesn’t live in the UK, this guy was not only a predatory child abuser but also a necrophiliac who lived with his own mother’s corpse for a time after she died. I remember hearing a story told by a woman who had been a patient at a mental hospital he was a patron of, back when she was a child. He saw her through the window, locked eyes with her, then just climbed through the window and started sexually abusing her. The guy was truly like something out of a horror film. The fact he was so popular just shows what a deeply weird country this is.

I appreciate Mark's sensitivity to Savile's victims by not impersonating him on the air, now that it's known. Mark's a classy guy. That's high value respect.

Was anyone else freaked out by him as a child? I remember awlays thinking he looked dirty and unclean to me as a kid.

In the 70s, I knew a nurse who said they were threatened with losing their job if they pursued a complaint against him. They did their best to make sure he wasn’t left alone with any patients, but were powerless because of the level of protection from the management. He even had the police in his pocket.

For the life of me, I could never understand what people liked about him, I always found him revolting.

John Lyndon and the Sex Pistols were not allowed back on the BBC for calling out this subhuman monster. Good on John Lydon.

1. Ackwardness 2. Avoidance 3. Overcompensation 4.resistance stress 5. Pacifying gestures 6. Need for approval

My Irish Granny couldn't stand him. As a small child I always asked her why she wouldn't let me watch Jim'll Fix It - this was in the 1970's. She said she has a bad feeling about him. And she was correct, though she died in 1982 before he was outted.

I always found him creepy when I was a kid. When i was a teenageer I found him more than a little annoying. Today i feel like throwing up when I see him on screen 🤮