Jimmy Savile Story

The Sun paper published on the 5th November that Jimmy Savile's multi-million pound estate and the hospital is being sued by the Stoke Mandeville victim, claiming damages over the alleged attack in 1986. it is said that he was allowed to wander Stoke Mandeville at will, due to raising huge amounts of money for the hospital.

They also ran the story of Jimmy Savile possibly having a secret son, 52 year old builder Craig Bivens, who revealed his nightmare and said that "I don't want to be the son of a kiddie fiddler. His mother and ex-model and singer Liz said that she doesn't want Savile to be his dad and that there is a very good chance that he is. She also said that she was 18 when she met him at a dance hall in Leeds, back in 1960. She believes that she was 'talent spotted' by Savile's bouncer.

The Mail paper published on the 24th November had run the same news story as the Sun featuring the Stoke Mandeville story, but unlike The Sun paper, The Mail have stated 'victims' and that detectives were investigating three doctors accused of molesting children and that one of the women, who wanted to remain un-named, was convinced that one of the doctors was part of a 'sex abuse ring'. They also stated that Savile was given easy access to his victims at children's homes and NHS hospitals, as well as at the BBC. There are also accusations that Savile had at least one accomplice within the BBC and at Top Of The Pops, he allegedly ran a 'gang of four'.

The Telegraph ran the story of former policeman Mark Williams-Thomas, who helped expose the late Jimmy Savile as a paedophile and that Jimmy Savile engineered his hit televisions to gain access to children. His hit shows including Top Of The Pops and Jim'll Fix It, was aimed at providing access to carry out sex attacks. Mr Williams-Thomas is said to be working on a documentary programme ITV1 about Savile's abuse. The new film is said to be in full context ranging from Luxembourg from the 1950's. Mr William's-Thomas is said to have spoken to more than 35 of Savile's victims. The paper has also stated that Savile deliberately set up his shows. Mr Williams-Thomas soon realized how wide 'ramifications' of his documentary was, when Savile's family removed the late Savile's headstone, leading to lawyers being involved.

Each paper says something different, The Telegraph states that Savile's victims don't want a penny of Savile's money, that they just want the truth, where in The Sun for example would say something different and say that they want as much money as they can get. I know the family don't want to be embarrassed or be distressed or suffer grief any more, which is understandable but the people, specially woman and children need to know and be aware of this sort of thing.