A recent report has disclosed unsettling details about the disturbing behavior of the late Jimmy Savile, a former TV presenter notorious for his predatory actions.
Despite being labeled a “s=x pest,” Savile had unrestricted access to Stoke Mandeville Hospital, where harrowing incidents occurred.
During an evening in the 1970s, a night porter witnessed Savile pushing a pram containing the lifeless body of a four-year-old child into the hospital’s morgue.
Furthermore, a former therapist at the same hospital revealed accounts of Savile allegedly attempting s–ual acts with deceased bodies within the mortuary premises.
The investigation uncovered further appalling revelations surrounding Savile’s extensive abuse at Stoke Mandeville Hospital between 1968 and 1992.
Astonishingly, it was disclosed that Savile’s older brother, Johnny, was also involved in s–ual offenses, linked to multiple rapes at Springfield Hospital in South London.
Despite nine complaints lodged against Savile, none were treated with the seriousness they deserved.
Victims of Savile at Stoke Mandeville Hospital indicated that his inappropriate conduct was widely known within the institution as early as 1973 when he commenced his role as a voluntary porter without any supervision or monitoring.
Witness testimonies shared rumors of Savile engaging in necrophilia, although concrete evidence supporting these claims remains elusive.
Previous reports have also detailed disturbing allegations of Savile’s indecent acts with deceased individuals at Leeds General Infirmary.
Among the sixty victims of Savile’s depravity at Stoke Mandeville were young children, a pregnant mother, and a paralyzed woman.
An instance from 1954 recounted by a former nurse, referred to as TB, depicted a cautionary warning about encountering a suspicious individual, believed to be Savile, within the hospital’s mortuary.
Moreover, another witness recalled an incident where Savile transported a young child’s body to the morgue using a pram due to its size not fitting the standard trolleys available.
Dr. Sue Proctor, who spearheaded the investigation at Leeds General Infirmary, shared unsettling details of Savile’s disturbing claims about jewelry made from glass eyes taken from deceased individuals.
The report also highlighted additional victims at Leeds General Infirmary, ranging from young children to elderly patients, all subjected to Savile’s predatory actions.
Accounts from a nurse and a radiographer shed light on Savile’s intrusive behavior within the hospital premises.
In a separate revelation, it was suggested that Johnny Savile, Jimmy’s older brother, might have engaged in misconduct, possibly including rape, at Springfield Hospital in south London during the 1970s.
Allegations made by five women led to Johnny’s dismissal for gross misconduct related to s–ual offenses.
The reports unveil a dark chapter involving the Savile brothers and their reprehensible actions within healthcare facilities, leaving a trail of trauma and devastation for their victims.
