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A report reveals that police forces failed to act on abuse allegations against TV presenter Jimmy Savile for almost 50 years. West Yorkshire Police received a letter from the Metropolitan Police 15 years ago suggesting Savile was a pedophile, but it was never followed up. Despite living in Leeds, the police had no intelligence reports on him. The report examines whether Savile's celebrity status shielded him from arrest or prosecution, but concludes there is no evidence of special protection. Savile has been accused of 76 crimes in West Yorkshire, including rape, sexual assault, and indecent exposure. A former police inspector is being investigated for intervening on Savile's behalf during a sexual abuse investigation.

Speaker 0: He was chosen as the great liberator of a daunting institution. Speaker 1: Our hospital values listening, from nurses to doctors, porters to drivers, everyone is heard. Speaker 0: He was granted a private suite and unlimited access, earning trust for raising £40,000,000. He had a captivating charm, like a magician. Jimmy Savoy possessed immense power.

Prince Charles's circle of friends includes Jimmy Savile, a DJ and entertainer who was later revealed to have sexually abused over 450 victims, including women, children, hospital patients, and even dead people. Savile was highly regarded and had close ties to hospitals, with complete access and keys to multiple facilities. Other friends of Savile, like serial killer Peter Scudliff and entertainer Ralph Harris, were also convicted of similar crimes. The media, government, and the crown were aware of these crimes, but investigations were lacking until after the perpetrators were near death. This raises questions about the extent of the elite's criminal activities and who holds power over the royal family.

Speaker 0 offers his attractive personal assistant, Marsha, to meet Jimmy Savile, specifying that part of her job description involves fulfilling any demands, including greetings, meetings, and massages. Savile suggests Marsha could "do some research" and states he would prefer her to wear nothing. Speaker 0 confirms that having Marsha meet Savile naked would not be a problem. Savile says the last time he spoke like this was to Father Christmas. Speaker 0 then expresses distrust of modern Father Christmases and suggests Savile is a Father Christmas figure who solves problems. Speaker 0 thanks Savile for the conversation, asks him to pass on best wishes to his dinner companion, and invites him to be on the show again.

I have information that could reveal a secret life if investigated. I can't reveal my identity, but I want to expose Jimmy Savile. He presents himself as caring, but he is actually a selfish pedophile involved in buggery with children. He believes he's untouchable due to his connections, and others find him amusing. I urge you to take action and expose him. This is not a hoax, and it's the children who suffer if nothing is done.

Sammy, a member of the Saint John Anthony's foundation, told the speaker that Satan is as powerful as God. Sammy stated that the anger, killing, and murder in the world are evidence of Satan's power. The speaker was shocked by this assertion. Sammy then lightened up on the subject after seeing the speaker's reaction. The speaker recalls the setting: a restaurant with pictures, dim lighting, candles on the table, and Sammy's face illuminated by the candlelight.

Letters from the royal family, including Prince Charles and Princess Diana, express gratitude to Jimmy Savile for his assistance with speeches and seek his advice on various matters. Despite having a large team of advisors, Charles values Jimmy's opinion and sees him as a link to the common people. Jimmy also provides PR advice to the royal family on how to react publicly during major incidents. He suggests having a coordinator and an incident room with multiple communication lines. Charles shares Jimmy's guidelines with his father and the Queen. Overall, Jimmy appears to be a beneficial chief advisor to Prince Charles.

Prince Charles opened a new unit at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Buckinghamshire. Princess Diana unexpectedly joined him, much to the delight of the patients. Jimmy Savile, who raised £10,000,000 for the hospital, credited his team for the success. Diana visited the hospital multiple times on her own, leaving her security behind. She would walk around with Savile and was friendly with him. Royalty, including Elizabeth, sought Savile's opinion on various matters. Savile shared a lighthearted moment with Diana, joking about watching porn. Savile's close relationship with the royals was seen as abnormal but accepted. He and the Duke of Edinburgh once had a playful moment, driving a vehicle and laughing together. The interviewer asked Savile about his appeal to the royals, but he deflected the question.

Speaker 0 asks a question to Speaker 1, who is the Holy Father. Speaker 1 responds by saying that there are no inappropriate questions between them because they respect each other. Speaker 0 then asks about Speaker 1's experience with a girl in California. Speaker 1 mentions that he remembers her eyes, initially filled with love but later filled with disappointment. This taught him the importance of wanting Catholics to be in love and not wanting to see disappointment in their eyes. Speaker 1 admits that there are times when he doesn't believe in himself or his abilities. He mentions someone named Boilev who knows how to do things and still believes in God. Speaker 0 clarifies that Boilev is a politician, not the Holy Father.

At 19, I had a diary full of girls who wanted to come with me. I used to book tickets with a certain department, requesting to go when Jim was there because he was unique. Upstairs, I played a game to see which camera could catch me out, but they never did. I had eyes all over my head and the number 17 in my hip thread. Stevie Wonder's song "He's Mister Know It All" was about to play. On "Top of the Pops" with Savile, it was awesome. Jim was a top guy who knew everyone, including The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. We did a sketch together where they were mountaineers and I was an abominable snowman. I captured The Beatles one by one.

During the 5-day event, Jimmy Savile attracted large crowds who treated him like royalty. He was seen as everyone's cousin and blood brother. He effortlessly interacted with lorry drivers, autograph hunters, and television interviewers, appearing jolly and zany. Following him for 3 days in Newcastle, his unconventional lifestyle started to feel strangely normal.

I was raised Catholic and consider myself a Christian. It's troubling when people claim God was watching over them during a crisis, like an assassination attempt, while others suffer. It's unsettling to think God chose to protect one person but not others, like the victims of tragedies such as Sandy Hook. It's not right to assume God plays favorites. It's not our place to decide who God should protect or not.

Two former approved schoolgirls were hesitant to speak out about their experiences with Jimmy Savile, fearing that no one would believe them due to his connections with influential figures like the Pope, Prince Charles, Princess Diana, and Margaret Thatcher. They were concerned that Savile, who had been honored by the Pope, would sue them for libel if they spoke up. Additionally, they would have to testify in court if legal action was taken.

My faith is in God, not myself. I've worked for others, not me. No regrets, as this is God's fight. There's a war on humanity in Canada with euthanasia laws killing 60,000 elderly and disabled. 100,000 babies are aborted yearly. The pandemic added a new layer to this war, with the medical profession tragically involved in harming rather than healing.

Some believe God created the universe, while others think nothing did, which seems funny. The debate between God and nothing is about the existence of something unseen and unprovable by science. Whether it's God or nothing, the idea of nothing creating everything is pretty magical. The nothing people believe in merging back with their creator after death, which is like heaven.

We visited the land of unconfirmed witnesses. Afterward, he died. I'm sure our visit had something to do with it.

Two identical twins who had taken a vow of silence went on a six-week arson spree, setting fire to three buildings. They were sent to Broadmoor. The twins asked the speaker to be their voice, and the speaker visited them several times a year. The speaker met Jimmy Saville once during a tea session with the twins. Saville wore a colorful outfit with sparkly trainers and gold rings. He looked at the twins in a strange way and said, "I love you first. I'll have you second."

As a child, I knew Jimmy Savile was important at the hospital. He would touch me inappropriately during church services, progressing from stroking my back to putting his hands down my trousers. I tried to protect myself by wearing more clothes, even putting tampons in my bottom. The worst was when he put his whole hand in my mouth, making it hard to breathe. I felt invisible, like no one could see me. I hid in school under cupboards, feeling disgusting and blaming myself for not stopping it. I thought maybe no one else had experienced this, but I realized others might have been stronger than me to speak up.

I don't think in terms of being a good espresso. I love God and my church. Norman Vincent Field, my pastor, was amazing. He wrote "The Power of Laws." I don't really ask God for forgiveness, I just try to do better. I don't bring God into my mistakes. Going to church is important to me.

Calls are increasing to exhume Jimmy Saville's remains in Scarborough due to recent revelations. People want to get rid of him as he no longer exists. Concerns were raised about the offensive lettering on the headstone, which symbolized his betrayal of trust. The headstone was removed overnight to prevent defacement. The police informed the individuals involved that the TV vans had left, allowing them to proceed with the removal. The stone was taken to a yard in Leeds, where the inscription was ground off. This unexpected action was driven by the significant shift in public opinion, with the police now labeling Saville as a predatory sex offender.

Frank is being honored by the Prince's Trust, and a letter from Prince Charles is read out congratulating him on his achievements. Phil Collins also praises Frank for his charity work with the Prince's Trust. Frank is known for running half marathons for charity, often with Jimmy Savile. Jimmy jokes about Frank's legs, saying they are turkey legs, not chicken legs. Frank thanks everyone for their support.

We pray for Jimmy's admission to the company of saints and his place in heaven. We also ask for the release of the dead from their sins. Jimmy, in his autobiography, expressed his hope for mercy towards sinners.

But to have a great nation, you have to have religion. I believe that so strongly. There has to be something after we go through all of this, and that something is God.

This is a story about an approved school for troubled 14-year-old girls. The speaker recalls being there as a child and seeing celebrities, including Jimmy Savile, who would often show up. The speaker found it unsettling, especially since some of the girls were accused of serious crimes. Many of the girls were drugged, and the speaker witnessed Savile leaving with three excited girls. The speaker's parents questioned why a famous person like Savile was allowed to be around young girls, but the school defended him as a friend and charity supporter who could make dreams come true.

Jimmy Savile, born in 1926, was a well-known British entertainer. He started his career in the entertainment industry after being laid off from the Yorkshire mines. Savile became a successful DJ and wrestler, and eventually transitioned to television. Despite his eccentric appearance, he was involved in various public campaigns and raised millions of pounds for charity. He was also the first presenter of the popular music program, Top of the Pops. Savile's distinctive style included accessories like pendants, cigars, and his trademark blonde hair. He coined phrases like "now then" and "as it happens" and popularized the phrase "clunk, click, every trick."