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Pride’s Purge can exclusively reveal that SENIOR members of the BBC’s management were aware as early as 1973 that their star DJ Jimmy Savile was from Yorkshire.
Documents seen by Pride’s Purge can exclusively reveal leading members of the establishment – including former prime ministers and senior members of the Royal family – were made aware of Savile’s possible northerness despite reservations being expressed by senior civil servants time and time again about his accent.
Critics say that instead of ordering an investigation, senior BBC executives decided to “turn a blind eye” to the allegations insisting it could find “no record” of him fancying pigeons, wearing a flat cap or owning a whippet while he was employed by the BBC.
In a statement to the press, a spokesperson for the BBC strongly denied the allegations:
“Obviously we were aware he talked a bit funny but it is outrageous to suggest we would have allowed Savile to continue to work on television and be in close contact with impressionable young people if we had known he was in any way from Leeds.”
It has now emerged that in 1973 the controller of BBC Radio 1 and Radio 2 asked his head of press to investigate “rumours” that Savile liked to secretly listen to brass band music in his dressing room during breaks in the recording of his shows instead of just having sex with vulnerable children as was customary for most BBC presenters at the time.
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The Infamous Culex said:
At least nobody could accuse the late Edward Heath of being a northerner.
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Hariod Brawn said:
Very amusing, but did I not read this same post many months ago?
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Richard little john said:
disgraceful
but at least he wasn’t welsh.
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Lisa P said:
Very clever.
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peter said:
The key words here are: “At least…” — You are correct, Mr Culex, yes, Edward [or Ted] Heath was born in 1916 in Broadstairs, Kent and died in 2005 in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
However, you COULD accuse Heath –as David Icke did in 1993, of being a noted gay man and a paedophile. Barrister Michael Shrimpton in his book Spyhunter accuses Heath similarly and claims that Heath was in cahoots with his Tory Party Cabinet Secretary John [later Baron] Hunt AND with his Tory Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber.
The contention is [and THIS is the notorious but little explored Savile-Heath connection] that Savile supplied young boys to Heath from the Haut De La Garenne Childrens Home on Jersey,where Savile has been pictured, therefore Savile had dirt on Heath and had to be cosseted and protected. Heath buggered the [supplied] boys on board his fine yacht Morning Cloud, then got some thug to murder them and then the boys ‘went missing’ from Jersey Haut De La Garenne Childrens Home. Thus, the reason Det. Inspector Lennie Harper could not find much evidence in digging in the grounds of Haut De La Garenne is because the missing boys’ bodies were never buried, but were simply thrown overboard Heath’s yacht. It sounds plausible to me…… What do you think, Mr Culex?
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