How I Exposed Jimmy Savile | Minutes With |

In this weeks episode of Minutes With we sat down with Mark Williams-Thomas, a former police officer turned private investigator.
Mark tells us about why he left the force, the tactics he uses, and exposing Jimmy Savile as a paedophile.
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[@2011Rodders]

I served jimmy in a hotel i worked at at the time. He was a regular. The sous chef spat in his food and said it was because he was a kiddy fiddler. This was around 2004. It was an open secret. Everyone knew. He just had friends in high places

[@rivers118]

Did he spit in a lot of peoples food?

[@CC-jw8cj]

@@rivers118 dumb question bro

[@2011Rodders]

@@rivers118 no. Only time I ever saw him do it in 6 years

[@babblingalong7689]

wow

[@harveyholmes9533]

You’re right that it was an open secret, my parents had friends who were sad that he’d died but they had maintained he’d always been a ‘wrong un’ since their parents had told them about it in the 70s and 80s, safe to say they never wrote in to Jim’ll fix it

[@baker6928]

*Makes you wonder how many other 'celebrities' haven't been exposed and have gotten/are getting away with it.*

[@RikuWolf23]

The list goes on mate

[@tite93]

A lot of sexual abuse going on in the industry, for sure. In the recent years with the exposure of Harvey Weinstein and others it's gotten easier to come out with that kind of information, so that's good

[@jacktheripper5661]

Prince Andrew is sitting comfortably in a castle somewhere as we speak...

[@riftsalty7562]

Damn Freemasons

[@baker6928]

@@jacktheripper5661Seems the royals have a lot to answer to when it comes to protecting predators.

[@yessica5231]

I was molested from age 4 to 9 almost every day. It was my babysitter's son and every time I was dropped off I was always vocal about how I didn't want to stay. My mum loved/was friends with the babysitter and didn't look into it. A lot of people will protect abusers because they have a charm or whatever reason and will neglect the victims. That's why I'll always be thankful for people like this man who invest their time and lending an ear for little kids who have to go through this with no one listening to them.

[@ratflail215]

That's awful. I hope you are in a good place mentally now.

[@froggysin]

I had some sexual trauma very early on in my own life, it is a pain that never quite goes away and it's something that still haunts me sometimes. I'm so sorry that you were hurt like that. Being able to be open about your experience is so strong, and I hope that you are finding your way to heal from this trauma.

[@moniqueengleman873]

I am so very sorry for your trauma. I hope you can continue to heal. It was not your fault. My heart ❤️ hurts for you.

[@beingdick1998]

I know you'll hate to hear it but she didn't look into it not because of the friendship but purely for her own convenience and ease of life, as finding an alternative arrangement at the same low price would likely have been difficult. She traded you for savings of time and money...

[@garyhewitt489]

As a child i was put into a home where I was abused for a period of perhaps 6 months aged about 6. Then my normal family life resumed, but it had completely shattered my personality which still has repercussions to this very day.

[@rinapop2681]

What sickens me is that there were people high up who knew , THEY KNEW FOR CERTAIN , what Saville had done and yet nothing was done. So many victims that could have had some justice , it makes me want to scream

[@barbaraeriksson4628]

Yes. You are so right. And why,why, do people shut up about the Pedophilia that is going on? Saville heart, injured over 500 CHILDREN. And „ nobody „ knew??!!!??!! This makes me want to 🤮 somebody said, I believe it was Einstein, the ones doing it are bad but the ones seeing it and not doing anything to stop it are the worse. He was reffering to the Holocaust. Pedopfilia ist just as sickening.

[@tonymufc4670]

Sir Jimmy Savile...friends in high places

[@melony71ify]

And there are plenty more pedos. Take the Royals for instance…. Ghislaine Maxwell will also never tell.

[@freespirit6953]

They knew and wanted to keep it quiet, probably because they were involved too. 😒

[@fukkingusernames]

They would never stop the flow of money.

[@MrYesman05]

I’m so glad that you did this because after it all came out about him, my mum went back to the police about someone who had done vile things to her over a long period of years. Because when my mum went to the police when she was a kid they called her a liar and attention seeker. But after going back to them the man was sentenced to just under 7 years in prison.

[@rafflesxyz4800]

@@Skindoggiedog / A"""hole!

[@mattk8810]

@@Skindoggiedog you dont know the details to make that assumption.

[@justcallmebon2684]

@@Skindoggiedog How would you know? Was it you?

[@twinny555]

@@Skindoggiedog is probably a predator and bitter he can’t do what he wants to people. Only a sociopath would respond like this to this post.

[@twinny555]

Your mum is a hero. Every time a survivor comes forward it gives courage to another to do the same.

[@mikikiki]

He wasn’t caught. He lived a good, long life and died without being punished.

[@awakenthegreatnesswithin]

Hell maybe 🤔

[@yelizaveta1278]

Bam. EXACTLY... You nailed it!

[@jamesthecat]

Absolutely. And thousands mourned at his funeral, tribute shows were aired, even a new version of Jim'll fix it was commissioned. Never forget this!

[@yelizaveta1278]

@@jamesthecat Oh WOW..(I live in the U.S., heard of his death,but ddnt see all that televised).. How disgusting. What a slap in the face to so many... Blood boiling bullshit !

[@spmoran4703]

@@jamesthecat Not from me I always thought him to be a wierdo. But , I saw all the praising him bullshit.

[@gloomcircus]

My great aunt sadly spent most of her life in mental institutions in London and family would visit her and one time Savile was filming just around the corner from my great aunts mental institution and members of the family told her this and reportedly her face drained of colour and she snapped “don’t you ever go near that man. he’s a very bad man. VERY BAD.” And wouldn’t say anything else but was adamant about staying away from him. Makes you wonder if she had witnessed anything, had experience with him or just heard it through the grapevine.

[@laughingseagull000]

I bet some of his victims were in the same institution and talked about it.

[@onemillionpercent]

@@laughingseagull000 for sure

[@phincampbell1886]

That's creepy

[@India.H]

​@laughingseagull000 some of his victims were from a female mental institution

[@CivilizedWarrior]

He didn’t expose jimmy savile. The only reason he was ever exposed is because of a welsh journalist named Meirion Jones and a reporter named Liz MacKean who worked for the BBC and investigated Savile for years, but the BBC refused to let them air their findings, because Savile had just died, and they were doing tributes to him on BBC. So they gave the story and all their research to this guy because they felt the story itself was more important than who releases it and receives the credit for it. But to hear this guy not even mention their names and take all the credit for himself, when the only thing he is known for literally fell in his lap by happenstance, only due to their hard work is despicable.

[@jamesbastin3384]

Finally! Somebody actually says it. I watched a couple of other interviews he has done on the subject and keeps changing his story as well. Only thing that remains consistent about his account is, as you said, no mention of Jones or MacKean

[@onemillionpercent]

oh wow, thank you for the information

[@janeslater8004]

Thanks

[@sarelito9202]

He doesn't say he publicly exposed him. He caught him at his activities.

[@ryanashbaugh4974]

@@sarelito9202 but he didn't because Saville was DEAD... This man speaking right now is a LIAR but with him being a cop I'm not surprised

[@DeanPuckering]

The most sickening thing about the whole Jimmy Savile thing is that he got away with it. He literally died untouched by any of his terrifying crimes

[@louisebrookes2630]

Except for one chef spitting in his food apparently - further up the thread

[@wonderbar4881]

Literally died untouched, unlike the children

[@reidajordan]

That's what happens when your buddies with the Royal Family

[@pamjames2161]

Now he faces God! He will take care of that freak

[@NinjaDildoShow]

*Ronald Reagan and George Bush also got away with it. Charles and Andrew are still getting away with it. Same with Bill, Hillary, Trump, and Biden. Those at the top never fall.*

[@CitizenSnips69]

This man is a hero. Let’s also not forget to thank the brave victims who were willing to come forward and relive their trauma in order to bring their attacker to justice.

[@goodforumuser3871]

@The End yes because before his death people couldn't because they were too scared.

[@patrickbateman6885]

@The End Yes because he definitely wasn’t caught on tape sitting on some underage girl apparently in front of her parents.

[@shibbymiyah6614]

What justice...saville got away with his crimes

[@patrickbateman6885]

@Will What are you talking about?

[@JohnDoeplaceuknown]

@The End people like you don't deserve to breath the same air as us.

[@NikoZguri]

the fact that he was never caught and was protected by almost everybody in the UK is absolutely terrifying

[@ashblackie4071]

I mean government officials and the royals, not the general public mate

[@FontaineDerby]

Harold Wilson refused to give Savile a MBE in 1970. Edward Heath gave Savile a OBE in 1972. Margaret Thatcher knighted Savile in 1990 at the 5th attempt despite warnings.

[@pinklion26]

@@ashblackie4071 the royals are such sick bunch.

[@Stonecutter334]

Yeah who was he a priest?

[@ashblackie4071]

@@Stonecutter334a TV and radio personality lol

[@bea1365]

Growing up he always gave me the creeps. I couldn't understand what people saw in him. In every interview he was always telling people what he was up to, but obviously no one was listening. So when this all came out I was not surprised in the slightest. Just shows how easily people are manipulated by celebrity.

[@frippp66]

i totally agree - grew up with him on TV in the 70s & always thought he was revolting - also totally unsurprised

[@r-w2233]

he lived in Leeds and I genuinely remember at least once a week him jogging past my primary school gates. my mum always said if you see him stay away. this was years ago. her discernment was on point. sending love and care to the survivors every day x

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

It was a monstrous cover up .The idea it needed to be " discovered " is laughable.He went around admitting it.

[@katykatekatecooper7284]

Yeah, we used to live in Roundhay and would see him all the time. See my comment further up

[@SiliconBong]

*used to see him all the time on the tele, never liked his eyes-they looked like a shark's eyes to me.

[@spmoran4703]

What a great mother . My mother saw him on Top of the Pops and said he acted like a dirty old man.

[@SiliconBong]

@@spmoran4703 YES. Tops of the Pops !! >that's where I first saw him. I've the same impression about him today that I had back then. There's something incomplete about that smile.

[@paulcoates5699]

Jimmy Used to live near Thirsk (North Yorkshire) in the 90s, it was common knowledge that when he came to town, he’d go to a specific fish and chip shop. If they knew he was coming the owner would send the young part-time girls away and serve him herself (she was in her 50s)

[@FALslayer]

what a woman

[@rruysch]

@Bigger Issues im sure it wasnt busy when he was in...

[@emmalynn877]

@Bigger Issues There's usually only one server in a chippie anyway. Don't know where you live for them to be that busy, but every time I've been to a chippie, there's only one person who serves one customer at a time

[@emmalynn877]

@Bigger Issues I read it just fine, there's no need to be aggressive lol. Chill. You had issue with the story seeming "unrealistic" because you didn't know who would serve the other customers while the girls were away. I was only saying that typically there's only one server anyway. Don't be so defensive, it's not that deep lmao.

[@abegarfield543]

@@emmalynn877 There's never been less than two. It would be idiotic to only have one. Why would you lie about that? Are you just after attention?

[@simonfea2]

Being from the US I had never heard of Saville before. When the story broke I googled him and I could not believe how grotesque he looked, shocked me. He was as ugly on the outside as he was on the inside. All those people that aided him over decades!

[@benjaminz2523]

Same! I'm American, I had never heard of him until the story broke and I'm still shocked at how creepy and sinister he looked. The look in his eyes when he's smiling is some scary shit. How did he not get seen for what he was?? Scariest dude I've ever seen

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

@@benjaminz2523 Yeah, really... the hideous creature ain't the Beatles, Def Leppard, or even Kasey Kasem for that matter... it's like a teenage American girl having the hots for Ronald McDonald

[@alexhumphreys5243]

Yea it’s crazy in the uk It’s hard to explain how much as a kid he was apart of are life’s

[@hannibalnbc]

When I googled him for the first time I was shocked at how creepy he looked!

[@FaustoTheBoozehound]

He was considered handsome in England 😆😭 jk

[@loretta_3843]

The damage something of this scale does to ordinary kids and families out there is immeasurable. Tragedies and misery just radiate out over and over. Absolute crime at its ugliest.

[@TheInternetIsDeadToMe]

The fact someone could be motivated to send a bomb to somebody trying to find out if children are being harmed speaks volumes about human psychology.

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

What does it say about you?

[@SenpaiTorpidDOW]

Idolisation is real. People's pride and sense of identity, not so solid.

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

@@SenpaiTorpidDOW #im14thisisdeep

[@HoneyBee-yr6bn]

@@MargaritaMagdalena You look like the 14 year here lmao

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

@@HoneyBee-yr6bn Why?

[@juancenobio3379]

Johnny rotten called him out and everyone slandered him for it

[@ReeN1995]

*The BBC banned him for calling him out

[@MrTrig84]

But we forget about it and focus on getting the latest iPhone or booking an expensive holiday just to brag about. England is fucked!!!!

[@juancenobio3379]

@@MrTrig84 The world is Fucked. 1st world living Give me convenience or give me death

[@BALDJIMI]

just cause he got censored from the BBC if he knew then what stopped him speaking further about it??

[@nipplebrady1988]

not gonna lie in the thumbnail i thought this guy was johnny rotten haha

[@richivity6042]

This man is brilliant. He risked it all to turn a psychopath who had a huge IQ and destroyed lives to ruins posthumously. Truly amazing detective work. Also astonishingly humble.

[@teresaspensley5640]

It’s a pity all this happened way too late 🥲

[@daisy9910]

@CivilizedWarrior 1 year ago (edited) He didn’t expose jimmy savile. The only reason he was ever exposed is because of a welsh journalist named Meirion Jones and a reporter named Liz MacKean who worked for the BBC and investigated Savile for years, but the BBC refused to let them air their findings, because Savile had just died, and they were doing tributes to him on BBC. So they gave the story and all their research to this guy because they felt the story itself was more important than who releases it and receives the credit for it. But to hear this guy not even mention their names and take all the credit for himself, when the only thing he is known for literally fell in his lap by happenstance, only due to their hard work is despicable.

[@jimlehey6194]

Johnny rotten tried to expose him long before he died

[@estebancomulet]

in 1978

[@leeroii89]

Same with Gill dando, look how that played out for her 😨😭

[@craigtuck1741]

@@estebancomulet he got a life time ban from the BBC for that, piers morgan did a interview with him and covered it as well as playing the recording

[@netagill1381]

Yep / also The Guardian knew about it as did presenters who set up childline. Are you telling me that no children called child-line about Jimmy Saville. Well I know for sure they did and one Producer was sacked for revealing this!

[@adib396]

Yup so did Jerry Sadowitz.

[@pcprinciple3774]

Nobody went to jail, nobody held accountable. Just like in Rotherham. Just like Prince Andrew.

[@TheKillingJoker1980]

It's almost as if these monsters are protected

[@astralplainer]

In my lifetime I've rarely seen any elites punished for serious crimes, because they have the keys to the judiciary.

[@junglie]

Ha! that's what they think, but no one gets out of here alive,,,,,,,

[@pillcosby3949]

Nobody is ever really held accountable if they are “important” enough.

[@beverleykorte1832]

Yes

[@ianhe-kensken9303]

The BBC facilitated this and we should never forget this

[@lukecrosby9869]

and they have the cheek to ask us to pay them every month! #boycotttheBBC

[@damarekonayaro5781]

Thatcher and other Tory scum were the driving force.

[@beverleykorte1832]

True

[@muzwot9603]

Esther Rantzen of Childline too was a huge Savile supporter.

[@chiricahuaapache5132]

Just don't buy a licence, and if they knock on your door, tell them to fukk off.

[@mumo9413]

I remember, studying law & psychology O' level! At the time of "Jim will fix it" at the age of 15/16! I remember saying to my parents that JS fits all the paedo requirements! Yup! I got a mouth full of crap from oarents, Lol! Sent to my room! But, was eventually, vindicated! Even used his example in my exam essay! Got 'A' grade! He was textbook!

[@Crunchyhoney]

Can you elaborate on this? I find psychological profiling super interesting, but I haven’t really heard about it when it comes to cases like this, or how JS fits that profile

[@mrsoikawa]

yes you need to tell us a little more..

[@foxycat8751]

Give this man a damn medal already! "He who observes spills no less blood than he who inflicts the blow. Those who fail to prevent injustice are as guilty as the perpetrator".

[@aspect0097]

Mad how the BBC protected this sick man

[@scuffedz]

Not really since absolutely nothing had been discovered when they were bought that opportunity

[@RikuWolf23]

@@scuffedz the BBC and the royal family protected him for decades. They knighted him for god sake..

[@gafak47]

@@scuffedz do your research FFS!

[@hmrizzl]

@@scuffedz I hate when people try to protect people when the situation is Crystal clear.

[@trenaceandblackmetal5621]

and grooming gangs

[@elrondhubbard7059]

Imagine literally trying to firebomb someone to defend the honour of a paedophile. Sick, sad world.

[@joykigenrob3498]

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 very sick very sad indeed.

[@AFox739]

England is commonly known as 'terf island' for an unfortunate but accurate reason. ...Yeah, this kind of behavior would be perfectly at home in red states in the US. The UK isn't that much different.

[@RalphVB]

Legend has it that this was just the tip of the iceberg.

[@maricelacheverez6606]

And now he is where he belongs for eternity

[@gospelofrye6881]

Not defending the honour, just lashing out at whoever made it impossible to not think of Savile as a pedophile.

[@MiiDusa]

Excellent work to the team who took the time to do this & to all the men like this gentleman who work to remind me sick, disturbed, disgusting individuals off of our streets! GREAT WORK to everyone involved in this!

[@sharndawg007]

Thank you for forging ahead with this! 👊🏼

[@daleshubrook9853]

This guys just got himself free beers for life, hero.

[@JF1908x]

Probably free therapy for life too, unfortunately

[@kiuk_kiks]

This is the most English comment ever.

[@agm65maverickmissile52]

@@kiuk_kiks More Irish really

[@chipmunkteethman1363]

@Sir Jimmy Savile wait what

[@agm65maverickmissile52]

@beentheredonethat Alcohol maybe but beer? Per person lets say

[@Oldgold-zo3et]

LadBible really stepped up. Not used Facebook in years but back then LadBible had more of a Sunday Sport type content feel. These short interviews with real people and real stories are what a lot of people need to see/hear. Only wish they were a bit longer or added links to other videos on same guest/topic

[@wojciechbieniek4029]

I totally agree, LadBible is becoming what Vice used to be. And i like that.

[@Oldgold-zo3et]

@@wojciechbieniek4029 yes! Exactly.

[@highroadtohell]

Agreed - they’ve found their niche 👌🏻

[@juliai3956]

The links might stop the videos. Better for the individuals to look it up themselves and be able to keep this on KZbin at least.

[@Oldgold-zo3et]

@@juliai3956 I agree

[@ShieruKuro]

I‘m tearing up right now. You‘re a wonderful man. Thank you so much for giving the victims the chance of coming forward

[@jenjones90]

I wonder what crimes this guy got away with in the police force...

[@xminusone1]

I'm on floor pulling my hair out right now. 🙄

[@daisy9910]

@CivilizedWarrior 1 year ago (edited) He didn’t expose jimmy savile. The only reason he was ever exposed is because of a welsh journalist named Meirion Jones and a reporter named Liz MacKean who worked for the BBC and investigated Savile for years, but the BBC refused to let them air their findings, because Savile had just died, and they were doing tributes to him on BBC. So they gave the story and all their research to this guy because they felt the story itself was more important than who releases it and receives the credit for it. But to hear this guy not even mention their names and take all the credit for himself, when the only thing he is known for literally fell in his lap by happenstance, only due to their hard work is despicable.

[@thebritishbookworm2649]

Superb work from this man. Definitely agree with EVERY point he made. Excellent.

[@atsylor5549]

500 victims! There’s no way in the world the police weren’t aware of this monster. He was being protected. And there’s also no way in the world he’d have access to that many children unless people were specifically supplying them.

[@pmg765]

thats been well established many times already sir and nothing happened to them still

[@factsaregrand8363]

Sadly when he was doing such evil , it was a very different world to live in .. Not an excuse mind you , but an explanation.. Cosby was at it for years , but until women had a real voice , nothing ..

[@buffysummers74]

Epstein had an entire pedophilia Island!

[@evelyneweissenborn8231]

Pedophiles often are clever enough to go where the children and the vulnerable are. They go into teaching, childcare, janitorial work, the Catholic Church, etc. Saville knew that with the right connections, his television show and charity work he could portray the image of a caring man instead of the monster he really was. Often in his interviews he would make strange little comments about “getting away with things” or “being someone else” …many pedophiles are not intelligent enough to rise to this position but the ones who are are definitely the most dangerous.

[@AFox739]

Eh, the UK really is Europe's America.

[@cavendish009]

I worked for the BBC in the early 1970s and we all knew about Jimmy Saville. I was a secretary and was warned never to be in a room on my own with him and be very wary of him.

[@LFCzak6]

And you all did fuck all and let it happen disgusting

[@jenjones90]

Perhaps you should have reported that then.

[@KateBates22zabu]

@@jenjones90 women were scoffed at by authorities in the 60's & 70's. You have no idea of being powerless in USA in my lifetime dear.

[@joechapman5068]

And you never said anything??? Shame on you

[@CP-ir3ft]

@@jenjones90 and then what? you think they would have believed her? stop judging.

[@MrHyper-kh6zb]

I want to personally thank this man Im glad he feels some pride for this Thank you and thank you to those who shared their story with you

[@daisy9910]

@CivilizedWarrior 1 year ago (edited) He didn’t expose jimmy savile. The only reason he was ever exposed is because of a welsh journalist named Meirion Jones and a reporter named Liz MacKean who worked for the BBC and investigated Savile for years, but the BBC refused to let them air their findings, because Savile had just died, and they were doing tributes to him on BBC. So they gave the story and all their research to this guy because they felt the story itself was more important than who releases it and receives the credit for it. But to hear this guy not even mention their names and take all the credit for himself, when the only thing he is known for literally fell in his lap by happenstance, only due to their hard work is despicable.

[@domeatown]

he spoke the words everyone needed to say and that's sort of his whole career path he talks about the whole thing, and the only time he perks up is when he recounts how he altered the internal process for crimes involving children he is most proud of the fact that his work made people feel less afraid to speak their story to authority figures this is genuinely inspiring

[@JaeSwift]

Its a shame the bastard managed to live his whole life without punishment for his crimes.

[@ahaych8963]

This is why I believe in hell, no way such evil goes unpunished.

[@sugarsundae3400]

How could he be punished for any crime if no one was papered to speak out against him until after his death ?

[@sugarsundae3400]

@@ahaych8963 do you really believe he did everything he's been accused of ? Bet he didn't do half of it people just jumped on the bandwagon to get compensation.

[@JaeSwift]

@@sugarsundae3400 They did speak out. They were disregarded. The police had numerous reports about him.

[@GillianTordoff]

His karmic journey will be his punishment. Everything balances out in the end

[@autumnrain7342]

I met him as a child being treated in Stoke Mandeville Hospital, as a five year old a couldn’t work out why he was so odd. Think I felt uneasy. When I heard I knew why.

[@shush4519]

Damn I heard Stoke Mandeville was designed to have peep holes for him aswell

[@IndigoJo]

I read a book by Jess Thom (AKA TourettesHero) who mentioned Jim'll Fix It as a programme hosted by a "sinister old man" and I asked her if she was aware, at the time of writing, of what would come out about him and she said no! But a lot of people were creeped out by him. I only got an idea of how weird he was when he was in his 80s boasting about his gold lame tracksuit bottoms and how much of a 'chav' they made him.

[@lucafinco9063]

@@IndigoJo u

[@iam1408]

Children are excellent judges of character

[@Ampex196]

He was certainly odd. Your instincts as a five year old proved correct. I hope that you came to no harm - many others did! Savile could be very charming though there was no depth or empathy. He was clearly a psychopath - in the clinical sense.

[@cafesociety8525]

When this guy comes to lay his head down at the end of his life he can rest easy knowing he's done something worthwhile.

[@glengamble526]

Unlike Saville…

[@KE-xj9vm]

Great story! Great man! So inspiring to see someone dedicated to his work and leaving a lasting legacy. He must have the thickest of skins to cope with the types of crimes he has been exposed to

[@nerdytom6881]

I remember watching one particular episode of Jim'L Fix It at boarding school in about 78-79. At the end one of the boys asked, 'shouldn't we write in' and we began talking about what we were to ask for. When I was asked I stated that I didn't want to do this because the show was for poor kids who had less, and this started a new round of discussions as to whether we should. After all on Jim'L Fix It you could do things children could not do, like visit aircraft carriers or riding tanks. It was those episodes we liked the best and I did admit I would like to do those things. Then I noticed one of the boys to my immediate right sinking lower in his chair, he looked sullen. I remember this very clearly even now, and i remember asking him what he would ask for, if at all. He replied that he wanted nothing to do with Jimmy Saville or Jim'L Fix It. I innocently asked why as the show and its presenter was highly regarded. He stopped a moment, and from memory I could later see he was gathering his courage to speak, and then said his father worked at the BBC and had warned him never to have anything to do with Jimmy Saville, and after a pause admitted that his father had told him to warn other children at school and wherever he went. He looke quite remorseful at that, clearly his father had pressed upon him the need to make sure this warning was made and he was internally conflicted about speaking out. I asked why, not in any way understanding how this should be so. Was not the BBC a major orqanisation, what could possibly go wrong? The boy could not quite explain what the danger was, only that kids who met Saville were interfered with and ruined. I scoffed at that and flatly said that cant be true, the BBC would know, the BBC would do something. The boy could not really answer that, but insisted that because I had said that and believed that I should especially not have anything to do with Jimmy Saville and made me promise not to wire in to Jim'L Fix It. I gave that promise willingly, as I had no intention to do so anyway, for other reasons. I cannot say this warning saved me from anything, I never met Saville, and indeed quite forgot this conversation, but it remained in the back of my memory to be remembered when news of Savilles crimes emerged. I thank this BBC father/manager for his warning, but do not know who he is, I cant remember who the boy was either, his face is just a shadow to me now, but I remember the manner of his presence that day in the TV room of my boarding school and many other details of the encounter. I think the takeaway was that while Saville was protected at the top, many people in the middle were doing what they could do limit his access and damage. The fact that he was still able to do what he did just further highlights the culpability of those in senior positions in the BBC, this went beyond cover up, and onto persistent damage control and evident limitation of those who would act.

[@SiliconBong]

*used to see him all the time on the tele, never liked his eyes-they looked like a shark's eyes to me. (to be honest I was a wee fella when my grandparents asked me if I ever wanted to meet him and I just shook my head, they knew; in a small town in new zealand, exactly what he was long before the internet. As Nikolas says a few comments below> it was SUCH an open secret it became a standard joke for stand up comedians in the mid nineties.)

[@TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels]

I wanted to write in as a kid. My focus was on what I wanted to do rather than the presenter, but my mum would have none of it. I was about 7 and didn't realise why at the time.

[@SiliconBong]

@@TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels *really wish i'd kept some of the newspapers/ tv-guides or the more lurid magazines from the early nineties, it was almost a fact at that point.

[@SiliconBong]

@@TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels I had the same dream myself(!!) ,until I really looked at the way some of the kids interacted with him;: they played for the camera but it was clear a few of them were physically uncomfortable. Did anyone ever notice how the children spoke when close(within groping distance), some of the stuttering/stilted speech used by the children is indicative they were well off with his his presence.

[@paulredinger5830]

It goes far deeper then just the BBC. look in that rabbit hole, and it goes to prime ministers, presidents, Generals, and most of the worlds elite.

[@millicentdollhouse5252]

Remember when saville molested a girl on top of the pops live on tv and the camera man just slowly panned away. 😩🤦🏼‍♀️ She reported it that day and was told “it’s just jimmy, no big deal”. The bbc shouldn’t exist anymore after this whole thing.

[@marijapantovic276]

WHAT?

[@wonderwoman5528]

@@marijapantovic276 you can view the clip online. Shocking and appalling

[@CP-ir3ft]

excuse me what

[@Dan-zb7vn]

The BBC knew exactly what Saville was like and what he was doing, he had his own dressing room and used to take children in there and molest them it was common knowledge amongst the BBC staff. One at least one occasion Saville raped a young girl in his dressing room and Glitter joined in with him! The BBC should have been disbanded and scrapped years ago!

[@alonemusk2312]

@@CP-ir3ft kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqbcfKeihcigsLc

[@richiesimons4403]

Fantastic work Mark. Really well done sir. Thank you.

[@marianeedscoffee]

I do not recall him being mentioned in the Netflix documentary about Saville. This man was a key factor in the Saville's case...

[@vintagesoup79]

MWT was mentioned in passing at the end when they talk about the ITV programme being broadcast. The Newsnight journalist Meirion Jones was focused on because he had been researching this alone for years and had a personal connection. MWT only started working on it on 2011, along with Newsnight. Jones was sacked from the BBC, where as MWT got the credit, as he got the story broadcast. He also gets incredibly defensive when the Newsnight pair are mentioned.

[@acollins929]

My mother, years before Saville got arrested, used to see him on old footage of Top of the Pops or something and tell me "When I was younger there were rumours he liked kids..". Years later the news broke and he was arrested. People knew and it was accepted and kept quiet. The most shocking thing is he got away with it

[@AnyoneCanSee]

Right, the only people who have suffered are the family that thought his old cottage as people keep vandalising it and so they cannot fix it up and move in as they are too afraid.

[@anitam7547]

As schoolkids in the 70's we 'knew' that he was 'into kids'. We weren't quite sure what that entailed, but it certainly was no secret. We didn't get very upset about it because the adults were not upset about it. I suppose we thought that he was somehow allowed to do it - that it was something legal.

[@AnyoneCanSee]

@Cxh C - There's no allegation anything happened at his cottage. He didn't abduct children. He got access to children in Children's hospitals, deprived kids homes and through his work as a DJ/celebrity. It's in a stunning part of the world with limited housing. There are thousands of where terrible things happened but people buy them every single day. Including houses where child murders took place. So there is nothing weird about buying that place. The new owners did however rip everything out and were going to completely remodel it but can't at people keep breaking in and smashing up their work. They are elderly and wanted to retire to somewhere beautiful and are now too afraid they'll be attacked in the home. But anyway I guess you answered what sort of idiot blames a house.

[@monmothma3358]

@@anitam7547 Really makes you think. Kids look to the reaction of the adults

[@robkcorbett]

Savile was quite an operator aside from being a disgusting perv. He gained the confidence of the Queen and was invited to Buckingham Place for tea. The Thatchers had him to Chequers for Christmas and then Health Secretary, Edwina Currie, made him Chief Exec of Broadmoor Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Perhaps he should have been a patient instead.

[@thematdog1]

John Lyden called out Sevile in 1978 and was banned from the BBC for his efforts

[@jedaaa]

He was banned for saying 'cunt' on children's television.

[@thematdog1]

@@jedaaa could you send me proof, I tried looking but could not find a reference to that

[@jedaaa]

@@thematdog1 yeah there's plenty of videos of it here on yt, it shouldn't be hard to find.

[@rafflesxyz4800]

@@jedaaa / Give him the link!

[@minty5585]

@@jedaaa There's literally no 'videos' on it. You're on the internet babe, people are gonna fact check and call out your bullshit when you get mouthy. x

[@flej01]

You have given closure to so many people, hats off

[@goatmealcookies7421]

Thank you for your work.

[@gemma5632]

As a student nurse in Leeds Jimmy Savile tried it on with me! I was a very young looking 19yr old at the time! He swanned onto the hospital ward in his red shell suit with string vest and blue sunglasses looking totally repulsive! I ended up saying to him “get your hands off me or I’ll break each finger you’ve got”

[@nuclearrunt3023]

Class

[@rosshenderson8171]

No you didn’t haha

[@gemma5632]

@@rosshenderson8171 oh yes I did!!!

[@maddygates9566]

Good girl!!!!!🤓❤️

[@micheald3716]

Jimmy had two older brothers, they both worked in hospitals, one got the sack from his South london hospital where he worked as a porter, the other one left his post at a Cardiff infirmary after allegations against him. These incidents were of a sexual nature.

[@LupaDomina]

Thank You. As a survivor of abuse, who wasn't believed, that you had the courage, followed the evidence and allowed so many to know the release from the guilt/blame/shaming that they were exposed to by becoming an advocate of the truth. Just thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@me-vo8mz]

Thank you for your courage and strength as well. You are here now. Peace be upon you and your family.

[@girlfrommars7015]

I tried to tell my mother, response? “Shut up, I don’t want to know🤬Then became an outcast 😳

[@me-vo8mz]

@@girlfrommars7015sincerely, peace be upon you and your loved ones. This happened to a dear friend of mine who's uncle.. and when confronting her mom and calling it out. Mother says "Why didn't you come forward sooner?" "You must've liked it." UNBELIEVABLE

[@girlfrommars7015]

@@me-vo8mz Oh my lord😳Did she also become distanced from them all?Life changed for me when I tried to speak out.I was worthless😔hugs to your friend😘

[@me-vo8mz]

@@girlfrommars7015 last I spoke with her she is doing well but far away from them. It's a blessing to know you are doing much better. Peace be upon you

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

I just discovered this video, and am so glad I did. Mark Williams-Thomas, thank you for pursuing this. The more pushback you experience, the more the investigation needs to be done. People, any people, who are in a position of authority, power, leverage over others need to know they will be found out if they abuse their position. Again, thank you for being undeterred by obstacles!

[@daisy9910]

@CivilizedWarrior 1 year ago (edited) He didn’t expose jimmy savile. The only reason he was ever exposed is because of a welsh journalist named Meirion Jones and a reporter named Liz MacKean who worked for the BBC and investigated Savile for years, but the BBC refused to let them air their findings, because Savile had just died, and they were doing tributes to him on BBC. So they gave the story and all their research to this guy because they felt the story itself was more important than who releases it and receives the credit for it. But to hear this guy not even mention their names and take all the credit for himself, when the only thing he is known for literally fell in his lap by happenstance, only due to their hard work is despicable.

[@michaeldougherty8344]

Thank you for your service.

[@charliescott3544]

My mum was an apprentice at Champneys when she was 16-21 and Jimmy Saville was a regular. He paid for a whole new block to be built and everyone at Champneys never exposed him. The crazy thing is that they would tell the beauty therapists that Mr Saville wasn't allowed any treatments and the maids must go in groups of 3 when entering his room to clean

[@irondragonmaiden]

It's actually not as surprising as you think. The people who accepted the hush money were the senior bastards who weren't going to meet with him in person anyway, so who cares what happens to other people's children, amirite. The people who would tell beauty therapists not to treat the creep or tell the maids that they should only go in groups of three to clean that monster's room were the regular workers who couldn't afford to lose their jobs or get blackballed in the industry for "not being a team player" or "being indiscreet," but who also didn't want anything bad to happen to other people and did what they could to mitigate the damage.

[@Ifailedeverything]

He wasn’t just a p3do he would go to old folks homes and hospitals and take the opportunity with anyone who couldn’t run or fight back. Absolutely disgusting man.

[@PONeill]

What are Brits doing about Prince Andrew? Nothing, not even protesting consistently.

[@PONeill]

@Sean Dennis 100% can't stand him he oozes weasel.

[@roleygenius]

I agree with u 100% but what are u expecting people to do? They own the system.

[@AlphaGamer1981]

And what exactly are we supposed to do about him? His family own the police, own the government, they are unable to face trial or even arrest

[@postmorton2493]

@@AlphaGamer1981 Yeah, this is my main issue with the royal family. They can keep their money and palaces but nobody should be above the law. It's totally unjust.

[@cornonthekobi]

tories, both up here and in England, are so blindly supportive of the royals just because of some age-auld tradition that just weighs everyone down but them. putting someone who has always been above upper class in charge of the entire country is not a good idea. you need someone grounded in what it's like for the common folk

[@kuroh31]

These videos are always so interesting and easy to get lost in the peoples stories. This is a rather heartbreaking one, though.

[@realtalk5931]

Unbelievable story. Thanks for this.

[@ZrankFappaH]

Truly was nice to hear him give all the credit to the victims for coming out, even though he evidently worked hard and face a tonne of shit for pursuing the case.

[@raymondo162]

PURE Top Geezer...............

[@oughtssought1198]

amen.

[@jenjones90]

He probably got off on the evidence.

[@bobblehead991]

@@jenjones90 are you mad? what could possibly make you think that?

[@TheJumpingJake]

I remember my late-mum was once showing me a booklet of autographs from big stars in TV she got when she was working as a clerk for the BBC. I will always remember her say Lenny Henry was hilarious and witty and Jimmy was one of the most creepiest men she had ever met. She said his whole demeanor was perverted and 'too touchy' - She worked from the early 70's - to mid 80's for BBC

[@Song11231]

Thankyou Mr.Thomas!! God bless you!! ☝️

[@efnissien]

In '99 I was working with a colleague who'd worked in the local BBC office (out in one of the regions). And the conversation turned to Jimmy Savile and he said that he'd not only met him and found him 'creepy' - but he'd heard rumors' floating around the local BBC office about his peccadillos and about one local DJ had worked with Savile and couldn't stand to be in the same room as him. This DJ apparently was back in the day, mates with Alan 'Fluff' Freeman - who hated Savile with a vengeance and warned the other DJ 'don't leave your kids alone with him'. So Savile wasn't nearly as shifty as people thought. I still found it difficult to believe - even after a second acquaintance of mine shared gossip on Savile a couple of months later.

[@asitis8990]

The police were complicit, they knew exactly what Savile was doing..

[@snowflakemelter1172]

Prove it or shut it.

[@ultimatemeepo]

@@snowflakemelter1172 Prove it or shut it? LOL police often turn away assault victims just so they dont do the paperwork...

[@snowflakemelter1172]

@@ultimatemeepo except you just made that up.

[@ultimatemeepo]

@@snowflakemelter1172 Nope it happens all the time my friend all policemen aren't these shining beacons of society you proport them to be...I wish i was wrong though

[@jimmyjetski3409]

Leeds police definitely did, my old mate was an ex cop and he told me about him following school girls he fancied.

[@grahamroberts3147]

What amazes me is that the BBC is still able to do the children in need every year. It's a piss take to us parents 😩

[@BunyanaRed1958]

That's a very good point Graham about Children In Need.

[@strictlyyoutube6881]

Not if you stop paying tv license

[@Thebossstage1]

Defund the BBC

[@damarekonayaro5781]

Thatcher's Britain and Tory scum

[@criztu]

you should cancel your BBC subscription

[@claytonskids6764]

Outstanding Work ! kudos 👍✨

[@hanamaarevic4406]

This man is a hero i hope more people see this. I hope all the victims work thrue with all the mental health and become happy. Thank you for saving people. You made the wold a safer place.

[@jenjones90]

This man is a police officer who's probably done far worse than Savile.

[@daisy9910]

@CivilizedWarrior 1 year ago (edited) He didn’t expose jimmy savile. The only reason he was ever exposed is because of a welsh journalist named Meirion Jones and a reporter named Liz MacKean who worked for the BBC and investigated Savile for years, but the BBC refused to let them air their findings, because Savile had just died, and they were doing tributes to him on BBC. So they gave the story and all their research to this guy because they felt the story itself was more important than who releases it and receives the credit for it. But to hear this guy not even mention their names and take all the credit for himself, when the only thing he is known for literally fell in his lap by happenstance, only due to their hard work is despicable.

[@360nastybusiness]

Makes you wounder about the 57 people who disliked this video..Bunch of creeps I bet.

[@Abaddon3x7]

Not creeps, nonce's.

[@cornonthekobi]

@@Abaddon3x7 either that or blind defenders

[@user-cj4hz1bp5m]

as another fellow pointed out, the thumbnail and title are clickbaity, you can't "catch" someone who died without being found out. i didn't dislike because i still appreciate the work the man featured did, but maybe that's why people are disliking, because it's overall a bit misleading. i don't blame you for coming to that conclusion though.

[@annodomini7250]

Now then, Now then, Sir Jimmy is a legend.

[@leej4523]

Try 115

[@amydiamond5763]

Who was shocked though really? I first saw him on TV when I was about 3 and he terrified me. I genuinely think kids can sense things like that, I know lots of people who never liked him from being a child because he creeped people out.

[@uyoebyik]

Same here. I remember feeling angry that the adults didn't seem to see it. Same thing with Rolf Harris singing that stupid two little boys song

[@ThingsILikke]

He looked like a character in a horror movie

[@hannibalnbc]

@@ThingsILikke I know, right?!

[@outresru7751]

i truly believe kids can sense stuff really quickly. They are not bounded by the worldly rules or desires; they just see what's there and what's happening and that's why we need to believe kids, they don't lie.

[@lotaryguy12]

@Ithecastic No no because **insert generic immature self-righteous bullshit that exposes me as a childish shallow person who barely understands how the world works** and therefore we should all grow wings and fly to the white house and solve world hunger!

[@chaoticprogress]

I think this is the precursor to the meToo movement, not Weinstein. I know Weinstein's situation blew everything wide open worldwide, wheras Saville wasn't known worldwide, but this still kicked it off. This guy deserves a medal.

[@chriswood426]

Well done Mark, you’ve made the world a better place

[@becky1992]

EDIT: thanks for all the likes guys! My dad is a retired rock musician. Back in the day he was in a venue where Jimmy Saville was doing some show or event. He told me that just watching him he was a shifty character. Stunk of cigars that you could smell across the room. I always thought there was something odd about him too, from the way he dressed and how he behaved. Typical of the BBC to to treat him like royalty even though they knew his secrets. Who in their right mind would give the keys to a girls boarding school without any checks or supervision? Who knows what he did to those poor girls when he was visiting them in their dorms. It’s sickening what he got away with.

[@jpalvarez4972]

It's now on record that everyone knew/suspected Savile was a sex offender, so why would the establishment give him complete clearance at Broadmoor, Stoke Mandeville, Duncroft etc? The only explanation is that he was part of an elite ring (likely a procurer for it), with dirt on an array of powerful people who secured him whatever access he wanted. The BBC narrative that ol' Jimmy acted alone insults the intelligence.

[@littlemy1773]

He was treated like royalty because he was involved with the royals

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

We all thought he was a weirdo. From the first day. No one thought he was anything good but without proof he was just "eccentric."

[@amy_17_]

He used to feel young girls up live on air, he didn't even need to hide it. He was making them all money so they looked the other way

[@drawntofashionillustration9596]

We all know what he got up to in the hospitals…now

[@trevortrevortsr2]

As a lad with 3 mates we were told by a pub owner not to go with 2 men he subtly gestured towards - he said they were gathering boys for Cyril Smith - at the time we never really understood what we were told but knew from the tone of the voice that there was danger - it was years later I realised what we were being warned about - I cant help wonder if a Pub owner in Middleton knew about a dodgy MP in Rochdale in 1976 how come nothing was done about it ? It would have saved a lot of others suffering

[@Hoffinator]

He probably did report it, but just like everyone who reported it at the time would've been dismissed

[@trevortrevortsr2]

@d b I guess we were too young for the pub landlord to explain the nature of the danger - even though it was a bit puzzling we just knew whatever it was we best take his warning serious a moved on sharpish - one of them odd things you remember

[@ThingsILikke]

@@Hoffinator Not just dismissed but also retaliated against

[@jenniferbates2811]

People like this are so needed! The amount of horrendous shit happening to children is disgusting. One of my uncles became a investigator after her left Iraq. It gave him purpose. I live in the USA .

[@mabeaute8963]

This channel is really helping to right the wrongs of these filthy criminals! Thanks so much!

[@jesustyronechrist2330]

If you ever happen to be a victim of the types of people like Jimmy Savile: Please come forth with it and report it to authorities. Even if they have friends in high places and the case goes nowhere, with enough noise one can't rely on those friends. If not for yourself, do it for other potential victims.

[@renataostertag6051]

The "authorities" may tell the person that comes forth "you are delusional" and threaten to "section" them.

[@jesustyronechrist2330]

@@renataostertag6051 "Even if the case goes nowhere". Yes, even if they laugh straight to your face: You should still do it. 'Cause at least you did it. They can't laugh it off forever. As for threatening: You can be threatened for many reasons, for much pettier reasons. Threatening just means you now have a new problem and now you'll have another thing to add to your list to report to someone. And you might have to report quite far away.

[@amandadonegan2137]

And when you get smacked by your mother and told not to say such nasty things about the wonderful men? Grabbed by the arm and dragged off away from the car she put you in to see the men off the telly? And because you are crying you are a bad girl???

[@JBry_]

@@amandadonegan2137 jeez I am so sorry that happened to you. That is so messed up.

[@scoobydoingyourmum7899]

My nans cousin is related to jimmy savile and back in the 80s jimmy groped her friend and they reported him to the police and they pushed the case to the side

[@barefootcontessa3112]

The BBC should have been made to face the consequences of covering up Saville’s depravity, not only have they got away with covering up something so heinous they STILL play by their own rules and are still covering nefarious actions by some of their ‘stars’.

[@soaruk3697]

and what about all the other organisations involved?, stop blaming it all on the BBC......

[@makhnovite]

@@soaruk3697 the BBC are more to blame than anyone, he was their man at the end of the day and much of the sexual abuse occurred on their premises. It was an open secret for decades so they must have known about it, the chose to turn a blind eye to it because they valued the interests of their organisation over the safety of young children. Then they squashed the story on his predatory behaviour and actually ran a gushing tribute to him - knowing full well they had credible evidence of his pedophilia! Heads should have rolled. Fuck the BBC.

[@warrenmason1582]

@@soaruk3697 okay well what about the royals or Margaret thatcher? They definitely knew and yet nothing

[@overmax992]

Hurrah to this guy for his work and his unbreakable determination.

[@NinjaDildoShow]

*"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."*

[@dudeybagz]

You didn’t do anything special? Mate, try telling that to he survivors. I’m a CSA survivor myself, and I can tel you with 100% certainty that the word special is an understatement

[@BossBoss-wx6mx]

@Frank Finlay 😂😂

[@emdiar6588]

What did he do? How was Savile "caught' by this guy, like he claims in the title? What, caught months after he died, you mean? Savile got away with every one of his crimes, pure and simple. Let's try to keep a sense of perspective here. He may have exposed all the past crimes but this guy did not prevent a single case of molestation by Savile, nor did he bring him to justice for any of the ones he did commit

[@chrisgould101]

Real hero

[@FEWGEE1]

Talk about locking the stable door when the horse has already bolted... The police were part of the establishment who protected Savile.

[@oxocube5000]

@@emdiar6588 he seems to be one of the few people who was willing to actually expose him. And not only that, I agree with what he said at the end about Saville's exposure starting a wave of other cases. I agree, he got away with it because he was never punished. But this guy hardly did a bad thing.

[@johanschoeman869]

Respect for a man with a moral compass and a backbone. I salute you sir!

[@c_n_b]

4:13 Good to know. If I'm ever on the run for any reason I won't accept parcels. Honestly wouldn't have considered that. Thanks for the advice 👍

[@shw77]

the fact that he passed away before he was caught for his crimes makes me so mad and disgusted. he did such evil things but was never held accountable for them, but in the end, he ended up living a long, happy life instead of rotting in jail where he should have been...really shows how money, power, and connections can let you do whatever you want

[@choochoochooseyou]

Immensely grateful to you, Mark. These people are sick. The fact that the Chief Commissioner was so clueless tells me that these things are swept under the carpet or just ignored by police. If you were pressured not to expose a tv presenter, imagine the cover-ups when it comes to politicians and especially royalty which, IMO, is happening still.

[@oughtssought1198]

knowing whose crimes to ignore+protect is a prime criteria for being chosen Chief Commissioner???

[@ThingsILikke]

Dunno what it’s like in UK but in USA - New York specifically- we had a commissioner who himself was a kid diddler. He’s in jail now but there were many witnesses through out the years and the guy was a monster. It’s believed that he had a bunch of people killed but of course most of the evidence was destroyed cuz he was doing the investigations on his own crime. Apparently he would send goons to follow and terrorize who ever was on to him. I can imagine how bad these people can get and simply play dumb.

[@mewhenthewhenthe8887]

Big respect for this man!!!

[@brasspigpolisher7660]

yeah same, shame he got caught

[@annodomini7250]

Yes big respect for Sir Jimmy.

[@Bluchh]

@@annodomini7250 creep

[@annodomini7250]

@@Bluchh triggered.

[@LiamDCoughlan]

“I was just doing what I do” - A phrase many people who’ve done something heroic say. From VC winners, men like Mark to doctors and nurses. Just doing their job is how they see it and that makes it all the more commendable.

[@daisy9910]

@CivilizedWarrior 1 year ago (edited) He didn’t expose jimmy savile. The only reason he was ever exposed is because of a welsh journalist named Meirion Jones and a reporter named Liz MacKean who worked for the BBC and investigated Savile for years, but the BBC refused to let them air their findings, because Savile had just died, and they were doing tributes to him on BBC. So they gave the story and all their research to this guy because they felt the story itself was more important than who releases it and receives the credit for it. But to hear this guy not even mention their names and take all the credit for himself, when the only thing he is known for literally fell in his lap by happenstance, only due to their hard work is despicable.

[@deejannemeiurffnicht1791]

Brilliant work! When folk do what they do for the love and passion of doing it, you get better results than from those who, like most of us, get corralled into merely finding anything to do for money. And the eventual good police work that could then come from the guy's work, and how it changed a lot to come is pretty incredible indeed.

[@punkrocky4602]

People like this man make the world go round. There are people who stand up for something good out there, don't forget that.

[@jenjones90]

He's a copper or was...how many of his colleagues have got away with far more and far worse crimes than what he exposed? Only paedos and rapists join the police force.

[@karenpearson8916]

he didnt catch him savile carried on abusing till he died he was never caught or charged with anything. this man is lining his pockets with tv shows and using victims to gain fame

[@tikkj]

My mum used to tell this story of when Jimmy Saville bought her a cup of tea at some hospital she worked at. Apparently he was pretty nice, but had to leave pretty quick when he got a phone call. It was her 'brush with celebrity' story for ages. Then it came out that he used to troll the hospital for young girls to groom and abuse. She doesn't tell that story anymore lol.

[@raregrimebeats1352]

I wonder why

[@elizabethforsyth3054]

I was staying in a hotel for a few days and Saville was staying there too. He kept trying to get me to come to his hotel room with him.... I managed to ignore him. The staff said to me that I was his type, I have always looked young for my age ....

[@dipiti8739]

Great attitude and action by this person.

[@looplinndrum]

Not all heroes wear capes.

[@sa.8208]

sometimes they wear shell suits

[@muju7151]

REAL heroes don't wear capes

[@alexshingalinga8806]

He was dead so it didn't stop anything not really a hero more of a investigator who helped future generations of children from some of the monsters in this world

[@LPJMagicmusic]

Can we please start phasing this sentence out? I've read it on every other video for 5+ years. Say something genuine, I guess likes are more important? Im asking nicely, its time to retire it.

[@looplinndrum]

@@LPJMagicmusic You're adorable.

[@mrpax2305]

"i genuinely believe Saville would have never been exposed" woah

[@robertcraig4704]

NOT BY THE BBC

[@mrpax2305]

@@robertcraig4704 wdym fella cuz didnt he say ITV did the honours anyway?

[@onetime7408]

But he never was exposed! He died and got away with it.

[@forceraidagaming1230]

@@onetime7408 he was exposed. Just not caught.

[@onetime7408]

@@forceraidagaming1230 posthumously exposed.

[@turtleanton6539]

Great work

[@sandstone8681]

You did a great act of justice.

[@RikuWolf23]

He went to the grave with his crimes...protected by the Royal Family, who are also protecting another...Andrew.

[@aspect0097]

yep

[@RikuWolf23]

@@aspect0097 convenient how covid came along and swept it all under the carpet. We will not forget x

[@Charlie0106]

@@RikuWolf23 I agree with Andrew but how does covid have anything to do with it

[@RikuWolf23]

@@Charlie0106 just find the timing so spot on to brush a wave of celebrities being exposed away. It wasn't an accident, it can't be..

[@Insertnameher3]

@@RikuWolf23 facts

[@duke3346]

Can't help but to think that this probably should have been the first thread in the unravelling of a larger weave of despotism and corruption.

[@paulburgess1807]

Awesome. Thank You

[@absurdengine8502]

Thanks for sharing with us your MO. Doh

[@pommiebears]

Couldn’t have been that hard to catch him. I was 7 years old and I KNEW HE WAS NO RIGHT. I never wrote to him to “fix it” for me. How he got away with his disgusting crimes is no secret. He was protected by everyone who could have done something about it. Just like a certain group has been protected for YEARS.

[@abegarfield543]

I got ostracised in 1999 for saying he was a child molester. It was obvious. Anyone that couldn't see it, just didn't want to.

[@nevaehlheaven]

@@abegarfield543 where you going to be famous? Like who will disown you for telling the truth? I'm a U.S. citizen and I'm 17 so I just now heard about this guy but from what I hear you are one of many people being gaslighted or shunned for telling the truth. Because people were helping him just like Jeffrey Epstein.

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

@Pommie...seems to me all "Sir" Paedo did was BREAK defenseless children. You were very astute for a 7 yr old. I'd heard & read about him, and seen a few Top of the Pops on YT, but never connected the hideous face with the name until recently (I'm a Yank). I have much respect for HM Armed Forces, and was disappointed that the Royal Marines didn't get their Beret back. Moreover I'm appalled that Her Majesty and the Vatican haven't even made the gesture to degrade him posthumously of his "nobility".

[@kiddburban5104]

it’s crazy how honest these guests are on these interviews

[@Looshfarmer]

I was at a talk this guy gave a couple days ago. Got his book too. Hunting Killers. Was really fascinating. Had a few things to say about recent developments in the Madeline McCann case.

[@bernadettecrawford3656]

Your a good man keep up your good work for exposing evil God bless and protect you