Sir Jim’ll Fix It Alright! As Honourable Paedophile and Provider in the Corridors of Power

by Peter Sterry
21st Century Wire
Senior Researcher
October 15, 2012

The current wave of shock and disgust at the discovery that Jimmy Savile was a systematic sexual predator should not be confined to the disgraced former television presenter. 

With every passing day it seems, more evidence emerges of  Savile’s repulsive activities at Stoke Mandeville, Broadmoor and various other hospitals and morgues around the country, as well as, of course – at the old BBC Television Centre.

As each new story comes out, it becomes more and more evident that there certainly was knowledge at the highest levels of media and entertainment of Savile’s deeds. Even Piers Morgan laughed-off potential warnings of Savile’s under-aged habits while editor of the Sun’s Bizarre Column in the early 90′s.

Much worse than his own sordid habits, however, is that penchant for young children was not an isolated phenomenon. The deceased disc jockey was also a regular visitor to the notorious Haut La Garenne Childrens’ Home in Jersey, but much less well-known, is that Savile wasn’t always acting  solely for himself.

Jimmy, ever the Fixer, was a regular at the notorious Haut La Garenne Children’s Home in the 1970s.

Solicitor Allan Collins represents 42 people who were abused in Jersey care homes such as Haut de la Garenne and says a number of his clients have named Savile in investigations.

Collins says, “The memories are there, they are very vivid, as regards to allegations of abuse, they certainly came up at the beginning of the case four to five years ago but were very difficult to interpret because we were talking about Jimmy Savile.”

Why the fact that the allegations were about Jimmy Savile made then extra difficult “to interpret” Collins doesn’t explain. He went on to add here, “It is very difficult to judge and it is just a great shame that people now talking to the media hadn’t come forward four or five years ago as it may have made it easier to get to the truth of the allegations.”

The Daily Express also reported that Savile kept a “special room” where he took young girls after appearing at the Empire Ballroom in Leeds during the late 1950s.

According to one woman’s account:

“I was 14 and remember my older sister telling me that I must not go near the stage door because Savile and another star kept a ‘special room’ where they took young girls”.

“I’d wanted to get his autograph until then. I was terrified.”

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