Top 10 Most Chilling Jimmy Saville TV Appearances

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  • Опубликовано: 12 апр 2022
  • We still can't believe he got away with it for so long. For this list, WatchMojoUK looks at some of the most disturbing televised moments featuring the infamous predator, spanning his forty-year career, including encounters with Rolf Harris and Garry Glitter. Some details may be disturbing, so viewer discretion is advised.
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  • @beatlemaniac
    @beatlemaniac 2 года назад +4121

    Respect to Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols for trying to expose this monster for years

    • @bigdaddigaming
      @bigdaddigaming 2 года назад +184

      Agreed they should have listened to John Lydon (Johnny Rotten) years ago

    • @georgia8592
      @georgia8592 2 года назад +4

      He was lambasted for years for telling the truth.. Funny how so many of the royal family were close friends with this specimen

    • @margaretmccutcheon1081
      @margaretmccutcheon1081 2 года назад +221

      Rotten by name, but not by nature.

    • @SomePkmnlovingdude
      @SomePkmnlovingdude 2 года назад +119

      Johnny is a hero!

    • @andrewjones575
      @andrewjones575 2 года назад +110

      Many people tried to, but were silenced. Many others were too scared to.

  • @christinebeames2311
    @christinebeames2311 2 года назад +2553

    The terrifying thing is not that saville was evil , but that so many people knew and did nothing ,

    • @FrankieWilde2021
      @FrankieWilde2021 2 года назад +51

      He openly says things and the response was just "oh what's he like"

    • @StickyBud9395
      @StickyBud9395 2 года назад +115

      I was a patient in Stoke Mandeville Hospital in the 80s and I can tell you that consultants and executives knew what was going on with that vile man , myself and other patients used to pretend to be asleep when he was coming round the ward with the nurses , the nurses all hated him as much as the patients .

    • @stephenroche5107
      @stephenroche5107 2 года назад +27

      Some people did but were ignored.

    • @red_calla_lily
      @red_calla_lily 2 года назад

      Yeah like... Who would have guessed the guy whose favorite joke was "I'm feared in girl's schools" was a pedo raping girls.

    • @christinebeames2311
      @christinebeames2311 2 года назад +45

      @@stephenroche5107 yes your right Stephen , some did , but the cover ups came from the very top of our society ,

  • @olddouchebag
    @olddouchebag 8 месяцев назад +274

    The worst thing is that he managed to live his entire life without paying any price for his crimes.

    • @pacman9425
      @pacman9425 8 месяцев назад +5

      Something that is happening more as time goes on

    • @David-828
      @David-828 6 месяцев назад +7

      @@novel886 There’ll be no laughter in Hell . Make sure you don’t end up there .
      John 3:3

    • @MaryQueenofScots-wl5od
      @MaryQueenofScots-wl5od 6 месяцев назад +11

      And the people who enabled him are still alive and free and living in high places like the monarchy and government.

    • @sergeipetrov_rzn
      @sergeipetrov_rzn 6 месяцев назад +5

      imagine how many dudes like him still peacefully do

    • @fogvarious2478
      @fogvarious2478 5 месяцев назад +2

      depends if you believe in the afterlife and heaven and hell. if there is.. he's totally screwed

  • @GingerNinja001
    @GingerNinja001 11 месяцев назад +216

    The fact that he said he was feared in every girls school in Britain on several occasions and this guy was still considered a national treasure.

    • @christy7698
      @christy7698 10 месяцев назад +5

      For him to say that is creepy as hell!

    • @Hypnobunny1
      @Hypnobunny1 10 месяцев назад

      Sorry have to say “allegedly “.

    • @andyhowpog
      @andyhowpog 9 месяцев назад +11

      I know, it was an answer to a question about him once being a wrestler. Answer: still am, feared in every girls school in Britain. It was only after the scandal broke (a year after he died) that I realized what he really meant- absolutely shocking.

    • @bjornsundberg1947
      @bjornsundberg1947 8 месяцев назад +7

      he could hide behind his bizarre kind of humor. His appearance in interviews was so revealing and awkward. In Parkinson's show he. literally admitted having taken a young unknown girl into the palace, whom he handed over to prince Phillip. all of it just for fun . We all know that "Pedos just wanna've fun lalalalalla"

    • @mrnice7570
      @mrnice7570 7 месяцев назад +2

      Royal protection helps

  • @rockeroller
    @rockeroller 2 года назад +1112

    "Why did nobody report him?"
    Ugh, girls did report him,police did nothing.

    • @richard7645
      @richard7645 2 года назад +1

      Won't surprise me, the police are useless

    • @dhalsim-1
      @dhalsim-1 2 года назад +117

      He was well protected by the political classes and royals

    • @AbaddayofRain12
      @AbaddayofRain12 2 года назад +39

      He was protected by Sir Keir Starmer that's why he wasn't prosecuted. And why did Starmer do it? Only for the love of money because he has no morals.

    • @tomaszignielnicki4320
      @tomaszignielnicki4320 2 года назад

      Many reasons. Remember no internet back then. Have you seen a documentary on Netflix? Three girls at the same time dropped the charges...but they didn't know about each other. On the other hand police knew it. Saville tricked the nation hence fridays mornings for cops.

    • @RogueCylon
      @RogueCylon 2 года назад +33

      They did, the BBC a protected him.

  • @lynrowan2521
    @lynrowan2521 2 года назад +2190

    He was VILE. It's wholly embarrassing that Britain EVER deemed him a "national treasure". Even when I was very, very young, he gave me the absolute creeps, through and through.

    • @stefanieboshoven4487
      @stefanieboshoven4487 2 года назад +46

      Same here! My sister offered to write to fix it once and even at 9 or 10 I was like noooooo thank you!

    • @sharontonks3192
      @sharontonks3192 2 года назад +58

      Same for me too. He gave me the creeps as a child and as an adult knowing the full extent of his wickedness it completely makes sense. There are some people who give off a bad vibe and he's most certainly one of them.

    • @darrenwilson9174
      @darrenwilson9174 2 года назад +40

      His looks were pure evil

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 2 года назад +23

      Same, I only wanted ho jimll fix it for my wish that someone else got! But Saville made my skin crawl!! Like a letchy grandad who smells and wears wierd clothes and he gave me the creeps. Can't believe those in position didn't know. Stupid Edwin Currie said we all believed him! She can speak for herself ✌

    • @angiedawnmoody3519
      @angiedawnmoody3519 2 года назад +15

      Me as well Lyn,my late Mother wanted my Brother ,Sister and I to go on Jim'll Fix It...We all said NO!

  • @simonhughes-king8493
    @simonhughes-king8493 9 месяцев назад +228

    Jimmy Saville had a scar on the top of his foot (not sure which one). My Mother was in a line up to shake hands with a royalty person at some event. Saville was behind her as they organised themselves in the line up. He grabbed her bum, gave it a pinch. My Mum stepped back and put the full force of her stiletto heel on his foot. (Told me that she could feel the crunch) He made a stifled noise and disappeared into the toilet for 10 minutes. He limped for the rest of the time he was there that day.

    • @erinmccutcheon3751
      @erinmccutcheon3751 8 месяцев назад +51

      Good on your mum.

    • @allegra0
      @allegra0 6 месяцев назад +14

      But it didn’t stop him.

    • @Messwithmitchie
      @Messwithmitchie 5 месяцев назад +30

      It’s scary to that that may have been the only consequence he got for his actions while he was alive

    • @user-lj4xs4gn8u
      @user-lj4xs4gn8u 4 месяца назад +26

      Your mom rocks!

    • @canturgan
      @canturgan 4 месяца назад +8

      Excellent

  • @goodshipkaraboudjan
    @goodshipkaraboudjan 7 месяцев назад +206

    As an Aussie it's amazing that the BBC still exists.

    • @jimmyflawless
      @jimmyflawless 7 месяцев назад +6

      Why? Aussies can't get enough of BBC content on Australian TV.

    • @michelleleemootifull
      @michelleleemootifull 7 месяцев назад +9

      Your Rolf Harris loved the BBC 😂

    • @78625amginE
      @78625amginE 6 месяцев назад

      What a stupid comment. "As an Aussie", lol. Jesus 🙄

    • @richardfox6595
      @richardfox6595 6 месяцев назад +1

      We have the identical ABC in Australia

    • @goodshipkaraboudjan
      @goodshipkaraboudjan 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@michelleleemootifull I guess there is a reason he had to move to the UK and live under the BBCs safety for decades.

  • @JohnSmith-su3ze
    @JohnSmith-su3ze 2 года назад +1060

    A kid from our school appeared on Jim'll Fix It and was allegedly abused by him. The head teacher said nothing could be done about this issue because 'it would make the school look bad'

  • @NerdicWarrior8920
    @NerdicWarrior8920 2 года назад +358

    He seemed to like saying "feared in every girl school in Britain" a lot.

    • @riskybus9925
      @riskybus9925 2 года назад +56

      It's like that scene in the Netflix documentary where they compile every time he said 'my case comes up next Thursday'

    • @jenniferdnoseworthy2348
      @jenniferdnoseworthy2348 2 года назад

      Omg he’s such a pig

    • @nonameneededd
      @nonameneededd 2 года назад +1

      Nerdic Warrior & Riskybus be looking like long lost brothers ngl 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @jaywalkercrew4446
      @jaywalkercrew4446 2 года назад +19

      ‘Why did no one ask what he meant by that.’

    • @r4h4al
      @r4h4al 2 года назад +14

      @@jaywalkercrew4446 I don't think they wanted to know the answer.

  • @Cat-qo3ht
    @Cat-qo3ht Год назад +140

    I watched the documentary on this last night and I kept saying to my husband, "He's telling on himself but no one is listening." if they stopped laughing with him they would really have heard exactly what he was revealing quite openly. What an incredible narcissistic person. All his "good acts" were to keep attention on himself. Every motive was for self-fulfillment of adoration from his world of fans. A sick, sick human who took advantage of everyone. What a creepy person.

    • @terryjross1184
      @terryjross1184 Год назад +3

      He dressed really cheaply no class
      What's disturbing is I know someone who reminds me of savile
      He is hard to pin down highly intelligent but self obsessed can be aggresive when cornered but charming
      Very dangerous mix

    • @Cat-qo3ht
      @Cat-qo3ht Год назад +3

      @@terryjross1184 Sounds creepy.

    • @terryjross1184
      @terryjross1184 Год назад +1

      @@Cat-qo3ht very

    • @Noidonteatbabiesstopasking
      @Noidonteatbabiesstopasking Год назад +6

      Bill Cosby did the same. Told on himself over and over again

    • @mikeshoults4155
      @mikeshoults4155 9 месяцев назад +1

      Laughing and encouraging ped***Lia.
      Thats the British way.

  • @ravenguest
    @ravenguest 6 месяцев назад +45

    He raised a LOT of money for charity. People seemed to think this cancelled out the awful things he did. The BBC and a lot of other media owe Johnny Rotten an apology as he was vocal about what was happening and rather than act on it, he was banned. Sick and very sad. x

    • @richardkell4888
      @richardkell4888 5 месяцев назад +5

      He raised it but did it actually get to them ??

  • @andrewbennett650
    @andrewbennett650 2 года назад +136

    My Grandad absolutely HATED Jimmy Saville back in the day. Always thought he was an absolutely ghastly man. The moment Saville appeared on the TV he’d snatch up the remote & change the channel straight away without fail. Still wish he could’ve lived for long enough to see him get exposed…

    • @margaretmccutcheon1081
      @margaretmccutcheon1081 Год назад +9

      My Dad never liked him anyway.

    • @noelyking400
      @noelyking400 8 месяцев назад +1

      Jimmy loved being exposed

    • @JoshSteed
      @JoshSteed 6 месяцев назад +5

      @@noelyking400 Yes, he was constantly dropping hints. He was positively bursting to brag about his secret 'achievements'. A nasty piece of work

    • @noelyking400
      @noelyking400 6 месяцев назад

      @@JoshSteed I meant literally m8.

    • @stuartmckay7350
      @stuartmckay7350 4 месяца назад +4

      Meet the creep In a Salford pub absolute creep never could stand him everybody in the pub tried to ignore him

  • @glengamble526
    @glengamble526 2 года назад +316

    Johnny Lydon (Rotten) called him out as a predator in the 70’s…and was silenced by the BBC.

    • @andrewsmart2949
      @andrewsmart2949 Год назад +18

      yep johnny made a good call on that one,no one listened

    • @olivertoole8172
      @olivertoole8172 Год назад +5

      Loads said it, just people only listen when he died. It's like weinstein, how long was there jokes about him before it all came out?

    • @andrewsmart2949
      @andrewsmart2949 Год назад

      @@olivertoole8172 no people were listening before he died,have you seen the pics of him with margaret thatcher and prince charles?,theres ya reason strait out no action was taken,jimmy saville clearly knew who was a pedo at the top end of town and they were terrified of that,same reason epstien was killed in jail LOL

    • @larrydickman5936
      @larrydickman5936 Год назад +15

      The establishment looks after its own.....

    • @andrewsmart2949
      @andrewsmart2949 Год назад +2

      @@larrydickman5936 clearly

  • @MustacheCashStash125
    @MustacheCashStash125 8 месяцев назад +37

    Jimmy is like that one uncle that never gets invited to family gatherings because they don’t want him around the kids

  • @PeowPeowPeowLasers
    @PeowPeowPeowLasers 7 месяцев назад +12

    Shame on WatchMojoUK for presenting this as entertainment. It doesn't need a cheery voiceover, it doesn't need music. It speaks for itself.

  • @ashleymoon2969
    @ashleymoon2969 2 года назад +606

    I was sexually abused from the age of 4 until I was 11 and even at such a young age watching jimmy on the tv made me feel sick. Its like I can smell a pervert from a mile away.

    • @chelbelle5263
      @chelbelle5263 2 года назад +33

      I went through the same and I became obsessed with him and I don’t know why I just wanted to catch him out all the time like I knew it and I still do if I come across one and it annoys me until people know

    • @isaacleillhikar4566
      @isaacleillhikar4566 2 года назад +4

      How do you know ?

    • @ashleymoon2969
      @ashleymoon2969 2 года назад +43

      @@isaacleillhikar4566 hi, there is just something about them that makes you feel uncomfortable. It really is like a bad aura, when you've had experience with them you just know.

    • @ashleymoon2969
      @ashleymoon2969 2 года назад +25

      @@chelbelle5263 I know exactly what you mean. It's hard to describe really but when you know you just know x

    • @susandoig4192
      @susandoig4192 2 года назад +26

      To Ashley and chell god bless both o f you take care

  • @bluecat798
    @bluecat798 Год назад +431

    My mum, who was from Manchester always loathed this guy (she died before it all came out about him). Turns out she was spot on!

    • @neilmcintosh5150
      @neilmcintosh5150 Год назад

      Your mum was clearly a very poor judge of character.

    • @kaywaters7478
      @kaywaters7478 Год назад +13

      I did too. Always knew he was a bi ‘off.’

    • @neilmcintosh5150
      @neilmcintosh5150 Год назад +5

      @@kaywaters7478 I always thought he was a bit 'on'.

    • @gemmaraine
      @gemmaraine Год назад +6

      My mum thought the same. She wouldn't watch any of his shows because he just gave off weird vibes.

    • @matlockmeat
      @matlockmeat Год назад +11

      Some people can sense these things. The rest are just sheep and wouldn't know what common sense is.

  • @philcollinson328
    @philcollinson328 Год назад +27

    I grew up in the 70's...He always horrified me when he appeared on TV when I was a kid.

  • @joekozlowski1640
    @joekozlowski1640 6 месяцев назад +19

    “I am feared in girls schools!” did he not just pretty much give it away there, never know why it took people so long to know the absolute beast he is.

    • @DamanKingBear
      @DamanKingBear 5 месяцев назад +1

      And he said it 3 times on camera

    • @troymayne9785
      @troymayne9785 29 дней назад

      Seems it was his only joke.

  • @remietennyson065
    @remietennyson065 2 года назад +180

    my friend's mother actually came face to face with him as a child. She was on a train and he kept looking at her creepily. She was 12.

    • @r4h4al
      @r4h4al 2 года назад +33

      She was lucky she was on a train where he couldn't abuse her because of all the witnesses.

    • @JonSmith-cx7gr
      @JonSmith-cx7gr 2 года назад +2

      Do you have any pics of your friends mother at 12?
      To give the story some context.
      PM me.

    • @Chrisjude100
      @Chrisjude100 2 года назад +11

      That rings a bell with me. Returning from London to Yorkshire after a school trip to Paris in 1962, we were told JS was in the same restaurant car and were taken in 2s and 3s to meet him (we were 12/13 years old at the time). I took his photo with a Brownie 127!
      I wish I knew where that photo ended up; it would have special poignancy today.

    • @andrewleah1983
      @andrewleah1983 2 месяца назад

      “I’ll take ‘Things That Didn’t Happen’ for $200, Alex.”

  • @partyguinness
    @partyguinness Год назад +154

    “Feared in every girls’ school…” abs nobody asked a simple “why is that Jimmy?”

    • @garyturner5739
      @garyturner5739 Год назад +11

      They were told not too.

    • @Josef12056
      @Josef12056 Год назад +8

      Because they might have known already.

    • @ATXviIIIe
      @ATXviIIIe 11 месяцев назад +5

      So many do not ask easy follow-up questions. I don’t get it. Just cowardice apparently

    • @kelvinchase1995
      @kelvinchase1995 8 месяцев назад +7

      And he kept repeating that same line!!

    • @DirtyJamesUK
      @DirtyJamesUK 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​​@@ATXviIIIe it would appear he was doing his "comedy bit", and the audience laughed along. So maybe this was his little trick of getting away with it. You can tell at points that Savile was actually quite intelligent, and things were very different back then in terms of scrutiny and rank. Hierarchical rank is still very important but not as important as it was then. Nowadays because of scrutiny we have seen that high rank does have those that do evil deeds. Rumours used to be far easier to keep quiet.
      So, along with him being a huge TV personality, Savile could joke away about the disgusting truth, get audience laughs (mainly from females) and probably felt untouchable. Which sadly, he clearly was.

  • @catherinerobilliard7662
    @catherinerobilliard7662 9 месяцев назад +19

    In a popular BBC documentary Savile and the presenter confront a young woman in a hospital bed for the mentally ill. Savile shows her drawing of him to the camera; it’s in black crayon and he is a monster. “What have I ever done to you?” asks Savile. “Everything” she replies. Savile gives a faux shocked face to the male presenter who laughs. They move on, Savile commenting how sad it is for mental patients such as she, unable to appreciate all he’s done for her. I reckon there and then that girl knew no one would ever believe her, her threat of exposing him as a predator lying in ashes to an audience of millions of people.

    • @robertwilliams060
      @robertwilliams060 5 месяцев назад

      @Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

    • @ccapri9357
      @ccapri9357 Месяц назад

      That sequence stuck in my mind...what else could she have done? She exposed the monster on television but no one paid attention to her and they laughed at her... how helpless she must have felt!

  • @PaulHussey01
    @PaulHussey01 Год назад +27

    Savile is a great example of one way in which society has improved over the last few decades. So many people, at best, turned a blind eye to his behaviour - perhaps the worst being the hospital bosses who were happy to take his money despite the warnings from nurses and doctors about his vile antics. People are quick to moan that “things were better back in the day” but it’s unthinkable that anyone could operate like that now. He’d never pass any of the legal checks needed to work with children and whistleblowers would be taken seriously on such a matter. Of course there are still evil child abusers but it’s far harder now for them to gain access to kids and thank goodness for that.

    • @JoshSteed
      @JoshSteed 6 месяцев назад +1

      Now that's what I call progress !

    • @earlthepearl4161
      @earlthepearl4161 6 месяцев назад +1

      Tell that to the 85 to 125 thousand unaccompanied minors that crossed the southern border and now can't be accounted for.
      You are kidding right?

    • @claudetteh67
      @claudetteh67 5 месяцев назад +1

      Hardly. His reported acts of depravity from the early 60s, continued until 2009 - not exactly ancient times - and still, somehow, even though many in authority knew, he never came to justice.

    • @mozartsmate6358
      @mozartsmate6358 5 месяцев назад +1

      Tell that to Rochdale...

  • @ajbee9468
    @ajbee9468 2 года назад +142

    I was a fan as a 80's baby... I remember he was visiting a village near my home in Scotland for a Highland Games. My siblings and I were desperate to go and meet him, we begged our parents....our car broke down on the way so we missed him ....thank god!

    • @ethancarberry-holt3011
      @ethancarberry-holt3011 2 года назад

      Dodged a bullet then

    • @bimbobaggypants4820
      @bimbobaggypants4820 Год назад +19

      Someone was looking after you that day!

    • @williamwalsh962
      @williamwalsh962 9 месяцев назад +2

      Bet you that there would be no money in this there would not be many victims money money money

    • @Hoffinator
      @Hoffinator 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@williamwalsh962 What ?

    • @bazglsgw1208
      @bazglsgw1208 8 месяцев назад

      Even the car knew!

  • @floridagolf2010
    @floridagolf2010 2 года назад +275

    My parents love/loved music from the 60s and 70s as did I, but they could never watch top of the pops. I asked my mum why and she said “your dad and I hate saville, there’s something about him”. And ta few years later, there sure was. The most narcissistic creep in British tv, pure evil.

    • @geraldobrien7323
      @geraldobrien7323 2 года назад +10

      Then tell me, how the Hell did the rest of Britain fall under his spell? I can’t think of any personality like that ever becoming popular in the US. The closest, maybe, was Bill Cosby, but still, he never came off as being so creepy.

    • @lightfootpathfinder8218
      @lightfootpathfinder8218 2 года назад +10

      It's funny you should say that as my nan always used to say to my mother "I don't like him,there's something off about him" .... An evil man with friends in high places

    • @pleasantville4529
      @pleasantville4529 2 года назад +12

      @@lightfootpathfinder8218 My mother god rest her soul, absolutely detested this evil animal. She said exactly the same. There is something not right about him. She also had a similar view of Barrymore.

    • @eldictator1
      @eldictator1 2 года назад +14

      Imagine if Bill Cosby had audiences of 100million on a weekly show, then a music show and on radio when these were the only media.. imagine bill knew JFK, Nixon, Bush etc and raised 100s of millions of dollars in charity.. that’s the answer

    • @eldictator1
      @eldictator1 2 года назад +7

      PS imagine if bill was involved with the local police and mafia..

  • @liammc433
    @liammc433 Год назад +24

    It's absolutely sickening that he died before it all came out

    • @kpeezyforsheezy
      @kpeezyforsheezy Месяц назад

      It was designed that way, unfortunately.

    • @k0secha
      @k0secha 23 дня назад

      It all came out after he died because of all the powerful men that also participated in his crimes. He was well protected because he would essentially supply child victims to the elite which meant he could do whatever he pleased. He was a liability. Just like Epstein.

    • @paulforse4548
      @paulforse4548 12 дней назад

      Just strange , dead men can’t talk

  • @thatcouncilestatekid1832
    @thatcouncilestatekid1832 Год назад +8

    My grandad hated him always said there was something wrong with him and wouldn’t watch him on TV. He didn’t know him and never met him but he knew there was something wrong with him. “ I ain’t watching that nonce” he would say when top of the pops came on and out to the pub he went grumbling as he left

  • @georgia8592
    @georgia8592 2 года назад +285

    Vile by name and vile by nature..my mother met him once while working at a care home and told me as a young kid what an awful man he was 🤢🤮

    • @fordpopular8792
      @fordpopular8792 Год назад +12

      Jimmy SO/VILE

    • @Patienthost
      @Patienthost Год назад +2

      @@fordpopular8792 OFF.
      Wow! I didn't even notice. His name fits him well.

    • @andyhowpog
      @andyhowpog 9 месяцев назад

      I used to watch Jim'll Fix It as a kid and was a big fan of him. What a vile character he turned out to be.

    • @NotSoLiberal
      @NotSoLiberal 7 месяцев назад +1

      In the Arabic language, Saville means low life

  • @wandawizard5605
    @wandawizard5605 Год назад +105

    Shame on those people who knew what he was up to and never once reported him. Even as a child, he scared me.

    • @elliottknifton8902
      @elliottknifton8902 8 месяцев назад +4

      A lot of people to some extent knew what he was doing but sadly he was untouchable.

    • @samisbuzin
      @samisbuzin 7 месяцев назад +3

      Especially the BBC

  • @lyndonlives638
    @lyndonlives638 8 месяцев назад +10

    I think he took advantage of the fact that there are some truths that are so horrific that society at large is sometimes simply not capable of fully believing them, so has to resort to believing lies instead. His entire life was basically one such giant lie, and the truth of his true identity was so monstrous that people couldn’t even begin to confront it until after he was dead and buried.

    • @robertwilliams060
      @robertwilliams060 5 месяцев назад

      @Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

  • @ArgentoFan
    @ArgentoFan 8 месяцев назад +43

    I've just been watching the drama about him The Reckoning, Steve Coogan did an amazing job portraying this vile piece of crap. I can't believe his youngest victim was 2 years old 🤢

  • @thedevilsreject23
    @thedevilsreject23 2 года назад +187

    Grew up watching him and he always screamed creepy and I never got why anyone let alone a nation considered him a national treasure- screamed nonce through and through - disgraceful that as a nation, individual and through the levels of police and politicians that he got away with it and never got exposed and tried for his vile crimes

    • @iss2075
      @iss2075 2 года назад +5

      There are others as well. I have names of many past and present UK politicians, but I can't say them. And they're from all the parties so no particular party is really going to benefit when it all comes out.

    • @Kenny-dv8tm
      @Kenny-dv8tm 2 года назад +3

      Wish you would have spoke up sooner

    • @richardkirk823
      @richardkirk823 2 года назад

      @@Kenny-dv8tm lol

    • @danielnichols5632
      @danielnichols5632 2 года назад +1

      @@iss2075 course you can say them, go on tell us, if not you're part of the problem

    • @iss2075
      @iss2075 2 года назад

      @@danielnichols5632 well it's illegal for me to talk about it and I don't want to go to prison

  • @Jovius2k
    @Jovius2k 2 года назад +383

    As an American, I had very little to no knowledge of Jimmy Savile when he was alive. I watch things like this, and I do think of how people like him get away with this stuff. Then I'm reminded of Bill Cosby, and all the terrible things he did. It seems they get away with so much because of their celebrity status, their natural charisma, and the like.
    People like Jimmy ruin lives, both directly and indirectly. I do hope his victims heal from this, and I also hope we stay vigilant for predators such as him.

    • @V1ralB1ack
      @V1ralB1ack 2 года назад +20

      He molested kids for 50 years. And he assaulted adults. That's 5 decades. 5 generations. He possibly could've assaulted the mother and child when they were both little. He's done more molesting than probably all the other small time pedophiles combined. And he got away with it. He even spells it out for us when he says things repeatedly like my case is next Thursday or the problem with my rolls royce is too posh to pick up girls so I still keep a white van. That's not a joke that's him being honest. There's no way in hell anyone who has had the unfortunate experience of coming in to contact with him has recovered. Even people who are not his victims probably are kicking themselves thinking I should've killed him if I knew.

    • @melgriffin3437
      @melgriffin3437 2 года назад +22

      Bill Cosby was at least a very talented comedian, whereas Savile had no discernible talent whatsoever.

    • @eldictator1
      @eldictator1 2 года назад +4

      I’d say Saville was more widespread and popular as a comparison,, but less talented and he didn’t have the wholesomeness..
      During his peak he was probably averaging 15-20 million a show 2-3 shows a week, plus adverts and charity work, so probably reaching 2/3 of the U.K… I don’t think there’s anyone as prolific and influential with say the presidency and government and corporations etc

    • @roberthoage679
      @roberthoage679 2 года назад +5

      Professionally, he was akin to our Dick Clark or Johnny Carson.

    • @V1ralB1ack
      @V1ralB1ack 2 года назад

      @@roberthoage679 Johnny Carson is nothing like Jim Savile. He is the greatest talk show host of all time and avoided topics like religion and politics and kept the conversation flowing. Jim Savile is a weird pedophilic person who you can't tell whether is trying to fuck you or bother you. Look at his interviews it's all about either his charity or some disgusting comment he made that can be interpreted as either something a pedophile would say or someone with a sick twisted sexual sense of humor. He literally spelled it out for people and people covered their eyes.

  • @JohnSmith-lk8cy
    @JohnSmith-lk8cy 4 дня назад +2

    Just proves that the majority of people can't spot a narcissist, sociopath, predator when the red flags are flapping in their faces. Education is so needed.

  • @reinforcedpenisstem
    @reinforcedpenisstem 10 месяцев назад +2

    The upbeat music really lightens the mood. Well done.

  • @grimreaperxxx13
    @grimreaperxxx13 Год назад +299

    He made that comment about being feared in girls schools in the country several times, there was so much wrong, so many knew and nothing was done- it’s truly horrific and I feel terrible for the victims

    • @michaelingleson1656
      @michaelingleson1656 Год назад +3

      He was coming out with it when Jimmy z I'm the most feared passed it off as a joke. I think he even likes that.

    • @janeslater8004
      @janeslater8004 Год назад +3

      Everyone laughed unless it was canned laughter

    • @poppyfield1619
      @poppyfield1619 Год назад +11

      Those comments he made were to make people laugh, while at the same time, disclosing the truth. He did that on numerous occasions in numerous interviews. He obviously got off on that. He was gloating the whole time.🤮

    • @alias234
      @alias234 Год назад +15

      It was a power trip on his part, this was the 'man' who basically knew he was untouchable past a certain point in his life and took this piss out of us all by dropping these. Everyone knew what he was, he knew that we all knew, and he got away with it, he lived his whole life and died without ever having to account for anything he did.
      His story and life is a perfect example of when evil wins

    • @andyhowpog
      @andyhowpog 9 месяцев назад

      Absolutely, evil actually triumphed in his case. Sickening.@@alias234

  • @WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1
    @WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1 Год назад +129

    I would argue the most disturbing aspect of the sordid Savile saga is how this evil man was enabled for so long by powerful media people

    • @braxfan683
      @braxfan683 Год назад +12

      Colleagues covering up for him too, that angers me. All they thought about were their jobs, and safety. But what about the poor children who have to live with that abuse?

    • @kerryman8281
      @kerryman8281 Год назад +2

      terry wogan knew and did nothing ..

    • @dhenderson1810
      @dhenderson1810 Год назад

      @@braxfan683 Louis Theroux, who was fooled by him at the time, did another doco on him years later, apologizing for believing him, and interviewing others about their thoughts since the revelations.
      Many of the people who worked for him, defended him as a nice man and good employer, despite the allegations.

    • @robinanderson6670
      @robinanderson6670 11 месяцев назад

      That's because their evil too. Child molesters can tell another child molester. Their sick scum of the earth.

  • @christineantonius4490
    @christineantonius4490 8 месяцев назад +5

    The cigar was his prop, creating a literal smokescreen.

  • @paolobenmore3504
    @paolobenmore3504 8 месяцев назад +3

    Ironic that Saville states " I woke up today hoping the world was a nice place and go to bed not having to change my mind" Well Saville old boy young people went to bed thinking you were a nice man and definitely changed they're minds. A true monster.

  • @poke125
    @poke125 2 года назад +109

    It's difficult to watch any of these clips without feeling unnerved

    • @fwef7445
      @fwef7445 2 года назад

      nah, I find it funny

    • @poke125
      @poke125 2 года назад +8

      @@fwef7445 how so exactly?

    • @erica5624
      @erica5624 2 года назад +6

      @@fwef7445 sicko

    • @user-ng5ei5rg6c
      @user-ng5ei5rg6c Год назад +1

      @@fwef7445 troll

  • @unclejoe7958
    @unclejoe7958 2 года назад +264

    He was an actor on and off the screen. Only his victims met the true Jimmy. When people met Jimmy they played their own part in the facade.
    Jimmy’s character was the wise , funny, witty, worldly, experienced manipulator. And people knew their part/role was to be manipulated to a certain degree. That applied to adults and kids. He controlled the boundaries of conversation. He was the driver who steered conversation and atmosphere to his direction of choice. People knew they were just passengers there for the ride while in his presence. The golden era of TV was partly to blame for people’s abscent mindedness . Blinded by big names, fame , fortune, showbiz.
    These people were gods, prophets, untouchables, worshipped.
    We believed in fantasy.

    • @paullancaster7066
      @paullancaster7066 2 года назад +15

      Quite right. In the Netflix documentary, Selina Scott is on a Morning Telly prog and Savile is flirting with her and she says , in the documentary, that she's ACTING up to him to keep the pleasantry going as it was basically 'good telly' for the viewers.

    • @amandakenneally8475
      @amandakenneally8475 2 года назад +17

      That 2018 documentary by Louis Theroux has this bit in it where he says, "A friendship is sort of a two-way relationship, but with Jimmy it only ever went one way." Basically saying that he was super controlling and never really let anyone in because he was always in control of what was said.

    • @loganshooter5331
      @loganshooter5331 2 года назад +8

      Great comment.👍👍👍💎💯✌

    • @davedublin676
      @davedublin676 2 года назад

      Fake world sellout, I CHOOSE GODS EARTH, SsWICH OFF YOUR T.V.

    • @dianeharrison4975
      @dianeharrison4975 2 года назад +7

      Yes very true, We put them on pedestals in the old days I think , they got away with much more!

  • @AdultshopitCoUk
    @AdultshopitCoUk 9 месяцев назад +5

    I can remember watching him on the tv when younger and thinking something not right with him.

  • @lucaschapman2188
    @lucaschapman2188 11 месяцев назад +2

    “ How’s about that then “lol

  • @TheCasualObservers
    @TheCasualObservers 2 года назад +514

    One of Louis Theroux's more recent documentaries, where he tells the full story of his first Saville documentary and faces up to himself getting duped, is well worth a watch.

    • @weebronson
      @weebronson 2 года назад +28

      Class from Louis as usual 👏

    • @DMSProduktions
      @DMSProduktions 2 года назад +12

      Jimmy duped EVERY1!

    • @SundaeExpress
      @SundaeExpress 2 года назад +2

      *Savile

    • @dre8463
      @dre8463 2 года назад +31

      😂😂😂 yeah right, and you believe him? All of those media people knew or at least heard what he was up to, including newspaper journalists and the police. It's all plausible deniability at this point.

    • @weebronson
      @weebronson 2 года назад +5

      @@dre8463 Are you still in QAnon though? :p

  • @stefanlundin9649
    @stefanlundin9649 2 года назад +143

    Ill tell you why he got away with it and why the police only started to investigate him after his death.
    He knew things about people,people high up in the hierarchy that could and would have had the people marching on the streets and demanding heads roll

    • @angiehyslop4299
      @angiehyslop4299 2 года назад

      Just like Epstein. Crafty manipulators with money, who are in dark circles with high profile perpetrators of abuse, hence the coercive silence. Crafty conniving manipulators. I despise both and hope they aren’t resting peacefully.

    • @emcarter59
      @emcarter59 2 года назад +9

      Yes exactly this!! 🙌

    • @red_calla_lily
      @red_calla_lily 2 года назад

      Nah, people just didn't care. It was a different time. It's bad today (look at Weinstein), so imagine how it was when there were no women in higher positions. It was a boy's club, they didn't care about women and girls being abused by one of their own.

    • @raelene101
      @raelene101 2 года назад

      He was a pimp for the Royals

    • @christinebeames2311
      @christinebeames2311 2 года назад +5

      Hi except we have now lost the right to demonstrate after “ covid” as well as the right to work , in Canada they can now empty your bank account if you don’t comply ,

  • @ModerateObserver
    @ModerateObserver 7 месяцев назад +2

    "I'm feared in every girls' school in Britain" - you've got to admit, that is a world-class troll 🥺(and it seems he used it as often as he could)

  • @NewOrderOfAlexandria
    @NewOrderOfAlexandria 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is by far the most bizarre Watch Mojo list I've ever seen. The light hearted music and narrator doesn't help

  • @halamusleh6113
    @halamusleh6113 2 года назад +166

    He was allowed to get away with it for so long. It is disgusting.

    • @DMSProduktions
      @DMSProduktions 2 года назад +7

      Only because I think he had so much DIRT on others as well he could blackmail any accusers, lest they too get caught up in any scandal!

    • @connorw360
      @connorw360 Год назад +2

      Queen knew about it. He provided child for her and the Royal family. Which is why he was protected for so long

    • @aaronjameslockwood2437
      @aaronjameslockwood2437 Год назад +2

      The hell it's disgusting what Jimmy Savile did when he was in the spotlight for being famous and popular.
      It's beyond disgusting.... its extremely juvenile as well as vile.

    • @braxfan683
      @braxfan683 Год назад +1

      The worst thing someone can do with abusers is keep quiet about them

    • @az1758
      @az1758 Год назад

      Jimmy probably knew about Prince Andrew.

  • @beammeup8458
    @beammeup8458 2 года назад +129

    It is not just Saville IT IS THE PEOPLE AROUND HIM, WHO PROTECTED HIM : Why have they not been prosecuted ?

    • @stanyard
      @stanyard 2 года назад +1

      Those people are the elites. The royal family, so many celebrities, the people who knew have too much power

    • @christinebeames2311
      @christinebeames2311 2 года назад +13

      Because the people who would be prosecuting are as bad as he was , it’s endemic

    • @vincentbraun3014
      @vincentbraun3014 Год назад

      The elite are into child pedofilia. Look into Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump to name a few. The elites smuggle and abduct children from all over and use them for their pleasures.

    • @pandypop1
      @pandypop1 Год назад +4

      Only when they are dead will the truth come out.

    • @dodibenabba525
      @dodibenabba525 Год назад +1

      Because they're all matey! 🤫😉 and all that!

  • @Adamcuc
    @Adamcuc Год назад +3

    The main reason he was able to pull it off for so long was because every one believed he was "just gay".

  • @Chris1553
    @Chris1553 9 месяцев назад +2

    Was never taken in by this pervert, my mother met him in 1962 and away from camera's was a real creep !

  • @NATTHEFATMAN
    @NATTHEFATMAN 2 года назад +168

    Someone from the same village I was from in West Yorkshire was abused by him in the 70’s, and to think I wrote twice to Jim I’ll fix it, first time I wanted to drive the flying Scotsman and second time I wanted to meet Steven Spielberg. He was the type of bloke if you threatened to tell the police, he knew people who could make you disappear. Evil Evil man.

    • @RogueWJL
      @RogueWJL 2 года назад +20

      A friend who worked for the Met Police told me that they knew something was 'going on' for years but like everyone else turned the other way.

    • @georgia8592
      @georgia8592 2 года назад +8

      @@RogueWJLHow abborant 😔

    • @SundaeExpress
      @SundaeExpress 2 года назад +1

      *Jim'll

    • @MikeSwannick
      @MikeSwannick 2 года назад +3

      Jim fixed it for me to have a private visit to the Greenwich Observatory where he had a close up look at Uranus.

    • @SundaeExpress
      @SundaeExpress 2 года назад +5

      @@MikeSwannick That doesn't work.

  • @stud105
    @stud105 2 года назад +49

    A protected man. A vile system.

  • @mikenelson7344
    @mikenelson7344 8 месяцев назад +2

    I can remember watching Jim I'll fix it, when I was younger. I told my parents that he was creeping me out.

  • @johnnybsteelriff
    @johnnybsteelriff 8 месяцев назад +2

    I first saw him on telly as a kid when he introduced Top Of The Pops and even as a ten year old my instincts were sharp as I felt a shiver run down my spine whenever he ingratiated himself upon us every week....

  • @adamsmith6849
    @adamsmith6849 2 года назад +177

    Coming from the UK, I can confirm that his innuendo and smutty comedy was always somewhat overlooked...how wrong were we to let this unchecked for decades. Shame. It also gave rise of acceptance for others to engage in the same type of behavior (under the radar)

    • @Harry-fk5of
      @Harry-fk5of 2 года назад +8

      He's not even hiding it. He literally says what he thinks and everyone is allowing it, so strange to look back on. He always said he didn't do anything wrong and that was probably reinforced to him because no one cared

    • @CT-vm4gf
      @CT-vm4gf 2 года назад +8

      Yeah I think a lot of people thought he was a weirdo eccentric and most likely a virgin. Big mistake.

    • @deniseelsworth7816
      @deniseelsworth7816 2 года назад +6

      @@CT-vm4gf I thought he was into his mum . Didn't get to hear things about him.

    • @jzen1455
      @jzen1455 Год назад +5

      There are rockstars who also talked like him. Just look at people like Gene Simmons or Ted Nugent and how they talk about women.

    • @jamiegoss5868
      @jamiegoss5868 Год назад

      Yeh! but he did alot for charity

  • @DMSProduktions
    @DMSProduktions 2 года назад +55

    Jimmy dropped so MANY hints in plain sight!
    Just watched A British Horror Story, what a flog!

    • @clairelees6718
      @clairelees6718 2 года назад +3

      Maybe it was to protect himself . If it’s true that he was highly protected by the establishment due to what he knew about them , these hints could be earnings to them - drop me in it and I’ll drop you in it . He was allowed keys to mental institutions and hung out with royalty ! Unbelievable

  • @gibbos1985
    @gibbos1985 Год назад +3

    "feared in every girls school in Britain" wtf!! That was his main catchphrase.

  • @thinkingcapfirmlyon9240
    @thinkingcapfirmlyon9240 Год назад +3

    An excellent example of a true psychopath, he fooled almost everyone his whole life, using charity to gain attention and power for himself, and to make people think what a nice guy he must be.

  • @Mickparrysstepdad
    @Mickparrysstepdad 2 года назад +182

    It's incredible the amount of people's parents who found him creepy, and yet he got away with it. It's like the whole world knew about him.

    • @kensukadventures628
      @kensukadventures628 Год назад +7

      yet, i have still to find all the comments from the same people saying he was creepy before he was alive. It is mighty weird that just like victims 99.99 percent of the people speaking up just seem to be jumping on a bandwagon AFTER this hit the news........ If they all knew he was creepy why did all of them remain silent for so long?

    • @brettpilkington9539
      @brettpilkington9539 Год назад +7

      ​@@kensukadventures628 you do realize that the internet only got popular like 1998 onwards, so you won't find much about him online prior to that anyway

    • @kahyui2486
      @kahyui2486 Год назад +8

      @@kensukadventures628 people didn't stay silent. People reported him to police and authorities and was ignored

    • @bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24
      @bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24 10 месяцев назад +4

      @@kahyui2486 Because he was in the child procurement business for celebrities and high ups. If he was arrested he'd speak and the whole house of cards would come down. They all protect each other.

    • @kahyui2486
      @kahyui2486 10 месяцев назад +3

      @@bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24 yes, have u seen that video of him (I think on piers Morgan life stories or a similar show?).
      They call up his friend and he keeps saying "I'm not grass I'm no grass".
      Jimmy said lots of time "I'm no grass". That was his message to fellow celeb nonces that he wouldn't grass on them

  • @rosemaryfranzese317
    @rosemaryfranzese317 2 года назад +193

    Jimmy Savile knew where the bodies were buried, meaning he knew other well known people who shared his proclivities and they knew he knew.

    • @kensukadventures628
      @kensukadventures628 Год назад +4

      that does not make sense, if he had that info, surely to keep his estate and name clear after death he would have just written it down and told all those people that if was investigated after his death a lawyer would publish the information. He could easily take these people down after his death so his secret could have remained secret... If he could control the media, and police etc whilst alive he could have carried on doing so...

    • @MustyUnderboob
      @MustyUnderboob Год назад +12

      @@kensukadventures628 have you not heard him? "I'm not a grass".

    • @andysmith1996
      @andysmith1996 Год назад

      @@kensukadventures628 It's just an extension of the satanic panic - people love to blame conspiracies run by elites instead of looking at themselves and the rest of society. Just look at all the comments under this video and any other one on Savile and they're full of people claiming they and their families all knew about Savile back in the day. But, surprise, surprise, none of these people ever did anything. The reality is that Savile was a very popular figure for years and years, and the same people who are claiming to have known about him would likely have been star struck if they had met him at the time.

    • @williamdewarrenne5848
      @williamdewarrenne5848 Год назад

      @@kensukadventures628 He didn't know when he was going to 'snuff it 'He was a Mason, sworn to secrecy, the filthy bastard

    • @neilmcintosh5150
      @neilmcintosh5150 Год назад +2

      Jimmy was a lovely man. Sadly he was just greatly misunderstood.

  • @dominewimbury2039
    @dominewimbury2039 11 месяцев назад +3

    There are only ten?! Every time HE appeared on the TV was chilling

  • @therebel4332
    @therebel4332 8 месяцев назад +3

    The looks on their faces in that big brother house,, they knew what he was and even the younger men were clearly awkward around him.

  • @missmeliss4352
    @missmeliss4352 2 года назад +114

    It's so shocking like the things he said just right out and noone could stop him. Those poor kids 😡😡😡

    • @fwef7445
      @fwef7445 2 года назад

      who wouldn't want to be fondled by this hunk

    • @V1ralB1ack
      @V1ralB1ack 2 года назад +3

      They literally though he was just eccentric old Jim and what a nice man as he literally spelled it out for us and gave up hiding. Dude probably had a part of him that wanted to get caught as he did everything he set out to do. He never got caught.

    • @inkredebilchina9699
      @inkredebilchina9699 2 года назад +3

      he literally said "I am feared in many girl schools throughout Britain" on more than one occasion on TV and people just laughed. not to mention the "it's all lies, it's just a facade". sad truth is nobody wanted to believe it.

    • @missmeliss4352
      @missmeliss4352 2 года назад +2

      @@inkredebilchina9699 so sick and he's grotesque

    • @red_calla_lily
      @red_calla_lily 2 года назад

      @@V1ralB1ack No, not eccentric. It's a long tradition to give men a pass, especially old pervs, when they make "jokes" about preying on young women. Say it like it is, no one cared because no one gave a shit about sexism and misogyny. I think he wanted to prove to himself he could get away with it, to see how much power he had about people. It's some sick power thing.

  • @carlosgomes2783
    @carlosgomes2783 2 года назад +87

    My son had a Savile encounter when he was an apprentice with the local council. It was snowing and his team had taken refuge in their van when there was a tap at the window. They opened it and a man said "The Job Centre sent me to give you lads a hand". It was Savile. He made a few pleasantries, then looked at my son and said "I used to be a handsome young man like you". We have often considered this a narrow escape.
    I can't claim hindsight enough to say I thought he was 'creepy' when he was on TV, but I never warmed to him, despite the charity work.

    • @JonSmith-cx7gr
      @JonSmith-cx7gr 2 года назад +9

      Its unbelievable that the job centre would allow him near handsome young boys like your son. Maybe they were in on it all as well?

    • @dmitry73n
      @dmitry73n Год назад

      Почему у вас в Англии, столько педофилов ?

    • @cathybutcher4826
      @cathybutcher4826 Год назад

      @The Bakersfield Channel He abused boys and men (mostly in hospitals) as well. Noone was off limits.

    • @pandypop1
      @pandypop1 Год назад +2

      I think he preferred the female variety.

    • @cathybutcher4826
      @cathybutcher4826 Год назад

      @@pandypop1 He assaulted boys and men as well. Most were hospitalized that he had access to and everyone knew.

  • @sallywright8065
    @sallywright8065 8 месяцев назад +3

    It boggles my brain how he got away with it. He always came across as utterly creepy to me. Odious man.

  • @christopherevans5816
    @christopherevans5816 Год назад +7

    As a child I always thought something was strange about him but his show jim'll fix it was classic grooming. Children wanted these amazing experiences. I tgink I said a few times I wanted to write to him. My dad could not stand him and I think I was pursuaded not to or certainly not encouraged to write to him. My dad is no longer alive but his instincts were correct

  • @julieporter7805
    @julieporter7805 2 года назад +95

    "Feared in every girl's school in Britain!" He said that several times people! Take the hint!

    • @bimbobaggypants4820
      @bimbobaggypants4820 Год назад +3

      I think it's meant to be interpreted as that he's such a bad wrester that only school girls would be unable to beat him, but obviously knowing what we know now it's creepy.

    • @filopride619
      @filopride619 Год назад +3

      There were a lot of jokes he made that hinted so much about him, almost like he actually wanted them to know. But people were too starstruck about him to notice and were completely blind, they would just brush off these "jokes".

    • @aaronjameslockwood2437
      @aaronjameslockwood2437 7 месяцев назад

      The whole "Feared in every Girls School in Britain" palaver was 1,984% extremely vile because he was very Creepy, very inappropriate towards girls, very juvenile towards anyone who spoke out the sinister truth about him, etc.

  • @simonfea2
    @simonfea2 2 года назад +44

    Being American I had never heard of Saville before until about 2018. I went to Google him and I couldnt believe how grotesque he looked.

    • @geraldobrien7323
      @geraldobrien7323 2 года назад +3

      Yeah, can you ever imagine anyone like him becoming a star here in the US? I can’t.

    • @nealmiles9070
      @nealmiles9070 2 года назад +16

      @@geraldobrien7323 y’all have Jeffrey Eipsten, Bill Cosby and Donald Trump. Don’t act as if y’all don’t have any ugly celebrities

    • @geraldobrien7323
      @geraldobrien7323 2 года назад

      @@nealmiles9070 Epstein was a celebrity? I didn’t know that. And yes, a lot people do like Trump. He is a creep. But many have always called him out, and very publicly, and if he was raping little girls, there are plenty of people willing and capable of exposing that.
      Bill Cosby’s public persona was actually pretty wholesome. Can’t say that about JS. He reminds me of someone’s wicked Uncle Ernie.

    • @anandmorris
      @anandmorris 2 года назад +3

      @@nealmiles9070 don't forget weinstein.

    • @badda_boom8017
      @badda_boom8017 2 года назад +1

      Kids loved him.

  • @1emmajones
    @1emmajones Год назад +18

    He wasn’t the only one. He may have been the worst but there were many more. Still are. 😢

    • @PsychicLord
      @PsychicLord 5 месяцев назад +1

      Bill Clinton for one.

    • @Cormac-jd2kx
      @Cormac-jd2kx 4 месяца назад +1

      @@PsychicLordObama

    • @Wfbfebet
      @Wfbfebet Месяц назад

      @@Cormac-jd2kxDonald Trump did it to his own daughter lol, there’s no allegations against Obama.

  • @codered3009
    @codered3009 8 месяцев назад +1

    I met him years ago as a kid when he used to do half marathons where I lived.he was a seriously creepy guy.i didn’t know why I felt so creeped out by him as a kid until all these years later x

    • @fluchterschoen
      @fluchterschoen 8 месяцев назад +2

      I grew up in the 70s and Jim'll Fix It was unmissable every Saturday night, probably just before Dr Who or something like that. Me, my brothers and all my friends loved the concept of Jim'll Fix it - you got to be on TV, you got a dream that you had come true...but I can remember watching the programme and always feeling awkward about seeing him on screen, smoking those stinking horrible cigars and speaking like nobody I knew.
      I went on to do many half marathons and three marathons. I remember seeing Savile at the Glasgow Half Marathon, it would have been either 1992 or 1993 - 1992 I think. The race started in George Square, Glasgow, and I cheered for Savile and chanted his name like thousands of others. But not in an admiring way - just going with the crowd because he was famous and here he was in my city doing the same race as me, with his usual stinking cigar hanging out of his mangled, anus-like mouth.
      A friend of mine told me around 2005-ish that there were persistent rumours around Savile and his being a sexual predator and paedophile was an open-secret in BBC circles. That came as a surprise to me - not because it wasn't credible, but because it was just a rumour I got told in a student pub. Clearly, hundreds or thousands of BBC staff knew all about him - but nobody really spoke out until after he died and rotted.
      I was at my mum's on the day he died, and I quipped "the children of Britain can sleep a little safer tonight". My mum was horrified, and wanted to know why I'd say something like that. I just laughed and said it was only a rumour I heard. Then of course the truth about this scumbag emerged. Veritable POS.

  • @FLAVCO
    @FLAVCO 2 года назад +88

    I remember chatting with a lady friend online years ago and I remember her saying that Rolf Harris gave her the creeps and that he had definite Paedo vibes about him (this was long before he was exposed) it just goes to show you should trust your instincts 😮

  • @ste9281
    @ste9281 2 года назад +98

    Even as a kid, I found Jimmy Savile to be very creepy and off putting. I never understood why many people loved him and viewed him as a national treasure. I’m glad I kept to my hunch when the true nature of his crimes came out

    • @Wolfie336
      @Wolfie336 2 года назад +3

      I remembered seeing him on the tv briefly as a sort of revival in the 2000s. That didn’t last long, but I vaguely remember thinking he was odd and didn’t get why people liked him so much.

    • @nuttysquirrel8967
      @nuttysquirrel8967 2 года назад

      He was a (TREASURE) because of all the charity work and marathons he ran, plus giving children their dreams.

    • @thomashughes4977
      @thomashughes4977 Год назад

      National scumbag, more like. How he got away with ruining around 450 lives, while making sure everyone saw him as a National Treasure, is beyond me. Am I the only one who can't even look at him without being reminded of all the disgraceful actions he caused?

  • @Maccabee444
    @Maccabee444 8 месяцев назад +1

    I got his autograph when i saw him at Leeds train station 1999. He said i was better looking than him. And got very cagey when i asked him what he's been up to, meaning has he been filming lately. The atmosphere changed around him. I knew then he had a dark side. I kept hearing the word nonce over and over.

  • @user-ji4yo9nn4c
    @user-ji4yo9nn4c 4 месяца назад +1

    I feel so enormously sorry for all of his victims who where powerless towards this public creep and just because they were children could be easily silenced. How bloody awful

  • @stevencoffin328
    @stevencoffin328 2 года назад +20

    The idea of having paitents from Broadmoor Hospital in his audience just sends a shiver up my spine.

  • @johnginty2715
    @johnginty2715 2 года назад +29

    All it takes for evil to thrive is that good men do nothing!!

  • @fionamarsh2933
    @fionamarsh2933 8 месяцев назад +2

    Johnny Rotton called him out in the late 70s. Though because he was a lead singer of a punk band no one believed him.

  • @jackbrown4130
    @jackbrown4130 9 месяцев назад +2

    He never got caught, simply because money rules the world!!!

  • @SSobotkaJr
    @SSobotkaJr 2 года назад +48

    As an American kid who got to live in England from 1979 to 1983, I got to watch Saville on the TV, and mostly his "Jim'll Fix It" show. I wanted to write in to have him make one of my wishes come true -- at the time it was either a trip back to Florida to visit Disney World, or to bring my Grandparents over (since we missed them greatly). Never did get a reply back from the show, but after hearing what he did to young girls I'm glad they never did "Fix"the wish for us. I would never have liked him laying his hands on my twin siser.

    • @tintobrass532
      @tintobrass532 2 года назад +6

      Sounds like you had a lucky escape mate…

    • @nealmiles9070
      @nealmiles9070 2 года назад +5

      He’d lay his hands on you too

    • @user-kn4ge3gn8j
      @user-kn4ge3gn8j Год назад +4

      I'd like to 'fix it' for him to come back from the dead to face a much deserved police investigation so he can rot in jail instead of getting away with his vile, evil crime spree. If there's a God, Savile will be burning in hell.

  • @RogueWJL
    @RogueWJL 2 года назад +106

    As children 'Fix It' was essential viewing.
    However my mother would not watch the programme as she said she found him deeply unsettling.
    'There is something about him...I don't like that man'.
    Never forget that the BBC covered for him for years' as they did with Rolf Hartis.
    They also covered for Martin Bashir when he set Princess Diana up.

    • @SundaeExpress
      @SundaeExpress 2 года назад +1

      Do you have proof that they covered up for Rolf Harris? Who, by the way, was not convicted of crimes committed on BBC premises or that had any link whatsoever to the BBC.

    • @cybergrey2010
      @cybergrey2010 2 года назад +3

      Please explain what you mean by set up princess Diana.

    • @nicmacmahon5697
      @nicmacmahon5697 2 года назад +3

      @@cybergrey2010 Bashir interviewed Diana in a landmark interview and presented her with what is now known to be fake evidence about her then h husband. She reacted as anyone would and said things which would not hav been said without the fake information

    • @ajs41
      @ajs41 2 года назад

      I watched it as a 6 year old and thought he was fantastic. Thought he was a bit eccentric but never found him creepy at all.

    • @bogusmogus9551
      @bogusmogus9551 Год назад +1

      @@ajs41 Exactly

  • @gerrypeacemaker9407
    @gerrypeacemaker9407 Год назад

    Me and my mate wrote to Jim’ll fix it asking to go to Pleasurewood Hills with Danni Minogue when we were twelve 😂😂😂

  • @itsacarolbthing5221
    @itsacarolbthing5221 Год назад +1

    My, my, he loved that girl's school quote, didn't he? Almost as if he was pushing for someone to question him. He brought new meaning to the concept of hiding in plain sight.

  • @David-vn4qu
    @David-vn4qu 2 года назад +33

    I met him at the Highland games in fort William. We went to get his autograph and walked in to his caravan. He kicked off and told us to get out and not just walk in. We came back later and some one on the door let us in to get his autograph. No there was no creepy advances on us. But me and my sister felt very uncomfortable because of how raging he was with us earlier. We walked away thinking he wasn’t a very nice man. We was only 8 and 12. I can’t believe no one ever exposed him truly. He was so well protected. Those poor victims.

    • @geraldobrien7323
      @geraldobrien7323 2 года назад +12

      Why the Hell did you go back a second time?

  • @THEJR-of5tf
    @THEJR-of5tf 2 года назад +100

    I was a teenager in the 1960s. Savile always freaked me out. There was something about him that was not quite right.

    • @nville8795
      @nville8795 Год назад +1

      Did he now

    • @jesusbermudez6775
      @jesusbermudez6775 5 месяцев назад

      there is something about all of us that is not quite right. It includes you.

  • @erinmccutcheon3751
    @erinmccutcheon3751 9 месяцев назад +2

    My Dad always knew there was something wrong about him.

  • @barrymay8269
    @barrymay8269 8 месяцев назад +3

    It was almost as though Savile was playing with people in interviews as he always dropped hints as to what he was doing and knew that no one would say anything against him!!!!

    • @katrinaglanville3612
      @katrinaglanville3612 8 месяцев назад +2

      he revelled in giving the truth away in the guise of humour..a vile and dangerous individual.

  • @reverendbarker650
    @reverendbarker650 2 года назад +12

    When a student at an art college in the 70s in the midlands we staged a sit in in the hall as a protest against some of the colleges policies , we were negotiating with the principal, , Eddie , a devious nasty creature at the best of times.
    A female student walked past him as we were speaking and he pinched her backside. in broad daylight with a half dozen students standing next to him. He did it to say to us,"i can get away with anything".
    There's now an academic award presented in his name .
    My sister in law went to a catholic school with his daughter, she was terrified of him and when she began to fail academically, she had a nervous breakdown, was there incest there ? My sister in law has her suspicions.
    He too was a pillar of society who thought he was invulnerable.. These guys were everywhere in the 70s and we allowed them to get away with this sort of behaviour as we did with Saviile, who I always regarded as a utter creep.

  • @bluecheese4877
    @bluecheese4877 2 года назад +12

    Did he mention that he’s feared in every girls’ school in Britain ?

  • @alexbowman7582
    @alexbowman7582 4 месяца назад +1

    A classic psychopath, completely detached from his crimes, would have passed a lie detector test easily.

  • @MancunianProphecy
    @MancunianProphecy 7 месяцев назад +1

    They should have put on his grave stone "Jimmy Savile - No longer feared in every girls school in Britain"

  • @bereal6590
    @bereal6590 2 года назад +34

    I always found him a revolting person and that was before we know what he had done. Now he is sickening!

  • @joannstacey6332
    @joannstacey6332 2 года назад +173

    I just can't believe how he managed to get away with it for years

    • @andrewjones575
      @andrewjones575 2 года назад +37

      His wealth, fame, charity work & knowing many people in high places made him almost immune from the consequences of his wrongdoing.

    • @joannstacey6332
      @joannstacey6332 2 года назад +5

      @@andrewjones575 I know it's disgusting

    • @alexcoupe.
      @alexcoupe. 2 года назад +4

      Get away with what? He was never arrested, charged or had a trial.

    • @joannstacey6332
      @joannstacey6332 2 года назад +13

      @@alexcoupe. because he died 🤦🏼‍♀️ that's why I said I can't believe he got away with it

    • @philjohnston9889
      @philjohnston9889 2 года назад +9

      Plenty of people knew behind the scenes but simply didn’t care because he was that famous and popular and was such a big money maker. The public adored him and the high ups obviously knew that and wanted to keep the cash cow alive and well.

  • @adrenalinbemyride7768
    @adrenalinbemyride7768 Год назад

    Wow, this really is chilling and uncomfortable to watch knowing what we know now
    I didn't know about this fiend until after he died and was exposed
    But looking at him, he just seems grotesque

  • @fiachramckeown4076
    @fiachramckeown4076 10 месяцев назад +1

    Before I watch this, the last episode of Jim’ll fox it I was in 91, I was 12. There were 2 young girls who were attempting to make perfume from garden flowers and they got to see how perfume was really made and there was an older girl around mid teens who’s mum wanted her to do some maid work as they did back in Victorian times. The look on the poor girls face when they were live on air. Somthing ungodly defiantly happened to her and I was thinking she’s like that after a bit of housework?

  • @aaronjameslockwood2437
    @aaronjameslockwood2437 2 года назад +17

    What makes me disgusted about Jimmy Saville and his vile behaviour is that he wasn't arrested by Police despite the fact that he got away with carrying on his popularity by being famous but kept his victims silent in order to stop them coming forward and making themselves heard.
    😡😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

    • @PeterPostance
      @PeterPostance 10 месяцев назад

      He was of course very well thought of in the freemasons. As are most police members.

    • @erinmccutcheon3751
      @erinmccutcheon3751 8 месяцев назад

      It is anger inducing.

  • @smithel3538
    @smithel3538 2 года назад +23

    I watched the documentary on Netflix, and he mostly said on interviews or on occasions, “My case comes up next Thursday” which he tries to hint to people, but everyone thinks he’s just having a laugh or a making a pleasantry 😟

    • @wabisabi7755
      @wabisabi7755 2 года назад

      I just finished watching the documentary. What does it mean when he said that? What is the case? Why Thursday? Sorry, non-British here.

    • @smithel3538
      @smithel3538 2 года назад +2

      @@wabisabi7755 he’s joking around, his case comes up next Thursday means he’s implying that he’s done something wrong and that’s why he’s having to go to court for his ‘case’ next Thursday

    • @wabisabi7755
      @wabisabi7755 2 года назад

      @@smithel3538 Thank you for the clarification. I got confused for a second because I read so many things like it spells CUNT with the first letters etx

  • @antonyaiken
    @antonyaiken Год назад +2

    The problem with Saville especially, and glitter, was that they were hiding in plain sight.
    You "knew" and they knew you knew. But because they knew, they'd push the envelope to the point it became uncomfortable. We as 60s Britons couldn't possibly believe he did what he did. It felt like a bad sketch. An ongoing sick skit.
    But it turned out to be all too real.

    • @PigeonFace4Life
      @PigeonFace4Life Год назад

      That’s why he was so good at hiding his true identity - because he didn’t. It was so obvious what he was saying that no one would possibly imagine that the outrageous things he would say could actually be true. It’s genius really, in the most twisted way imaginable.

  • @luis7961
    @luis7961 8 месяцев назад +1

    “Tell me who your friends are, and I will tell you who you are." Kind of disturbing how close this guy was to Charles.
    One would wonder how many more of his kind is out there that we see on tv daily.