Jimmy Savile #2

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Sorry, I know this is a really old comment but can I ask what's interesting about these place names? I know where they are if you have questions. Unfortunately grew up v close to Jimmy and saw him about quite a bit in the 90s and 00s.

Also sorry for the double post, ran out of time to edit.

I've never personally been convinced by the Sutcliffe theory. Blue highlighted area is the main road through where Sutcliffe picked up Irene Richardson and Marcella Claxton, blue star is where he attacked them. Knowing the area well, that's a very very quiet corner at night. The road only goes to a few houses and flats and the main gates to Roundhay Park are locked at night. As you can see, there's not much quiet empty space until you get that far out.

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If memory serves I was referring to the Cafe's, and those who used them, as sources of info.


Also, could James actually see the blue star spot from his balcony? Park may of been locked but he had keys to mortuaries, I would not be at all surprised if he had a mate on the park team. (Late night ramblings, cant sleep.)
 
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Roundhay Park is very open in that area, no problem with access from Savile's flat.

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This may be a case of me not considering Soldier's Field (to the left) part of Roundhay Park but apparently that bottom half is lol. If you walk straight on and down the hill then yeah you can get into the park on foot but that's about as close as Sutcliffe could get a car with the least chance of being spotted at night. The actual car parks are locked and the entrances on Wetherby Road and by the Roundhay Fox still have a lot of passing traffic.

JS could probably see the building (it's been a changing room for the weekend football teams for at least 30 years, not sure it's ever been a public toilet as gets reported. The toilets I know of were in the trees behind Oakwood clock) through the trees as his flat was apparently the penthouse but I believe Irene was killed round the other side of it.

Dunno, on this one I lean towards coincidence. I wouldn't be shocked if I'm wrong but basically if you wanna kill someone round there then yeah that's a good spot.
 
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This agc blind, what the bejezus?! Sounds like Coogan again to me, with a sprinkling of Rob Brydon possibly? Coogan is playing King Charles (old one not new one I think) in some new tv show which puts a spin on it. Also bff? That means best female friend right? Is there a comic who is best mates with Camilla? Wtfeckery is going on here.

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Questions: This foreign born comic actor used to be much bigger here in the US. At one point it looked as if he had clearly broken through here, but then his career, at least here, seemed to falter pretty quickly and even his very high profile relationships with A+ list comic/comic actors couldn't really help him. Why? It maybe had to do something with his long term relationship/friendship with the disgraced molesting DJ (Jimmy Savile). Not everything the DJ did was quiet, and this comic was a little more than just friends with the DJ. There has also always been the question of whether he has a celebrity offspring. He doesn't acknowledge her, because to do so, he would have to admit getting the celebrity's mom pregnant when the mom was not even old enough to drive. See, he does have a lot in common with the DJ. He is also a very outspoken supporter of a cult that also shares their name with a college moniker/nickname. That cult has been accused of all forms of occult rituals. I also found it very interesting that he chose to live in foreign countries until his bff assumed the throne. Jimmy Savile/Prince/King Charles


 
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Scratching my head over that one. Russell Brand sprang to mind as someone who lost their popularity in the US. Someone who's friends with Charles and Savile is really throwing me though.
 
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[That cult has been accused of all forms of occult rituals. I also found it very interesting that he chose to live in foreign countries until his bff assumed the throne. Jimmy Savile/Prince/King Charles




That last bit is very James Corden...
 
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I don't know why this place is still standing. It is about time it was demolished.
I wonder who legally owns this place now?

If memory serves a rich chap bought it.

 
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If memory serves a rich chap bought it.

I remembered that a guy who worked with the NSPCC bought the Scarborough flat. Odd PR move. Most of Savile's places seemed to be flats which would be hard to target but I guess the Scottish cottage doesn't stand much of a chance.

 
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I remembered that a guy who worked with the NSPCC bought the Scarborough flat. Odd PR move. Most of Savile's places seemed to be flats which would be hard to target but I guess the Scottish cottage doesn't stand much of a chance.

That's right, I'd forgotten. Sir Rodney Walker. What an odd move.

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I was reading a biographical piece about Elizabeth Beresford who created the Wombles and apparently Jimmy Saville narrated the pilot episode of the T.V. show. Luckily someone had the good sense to suggest Bernard Cribbins instead.
 
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That's right, I'd forgotten. Sir Rodney Walker. What an odd move.

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scuse me reposting same link, it's earlyyyyyyy lol
I certainly wouldn't want to live in house onced owned by Savile, it would be cursed god knows what went on there.
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I was reading a biographical piece about Elizabeth Beresford who created the Wombles and apparently Jimmy Saville narrated the pilot episode of the T.V. show. Luckily someone had the good sense to suggest Bernard Cribbins instead.
I used to watch Jim 'll fix it as a kid and I hated Savile I used to wish that John Craven presented it, the programme was good but Savile was horrid, I think kids can sense his kind of evil. I remember grown ups telling me not to be nasty that he was a nice man who did good works and helped people but I still hated him.
 
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I was reading a biographical piece about Elizabeth Beresford who created the Wombles and apparently Jimmy Saville narrated the pilot episode of the T.V. show. Luckily someone had the good sense to suggest Bernard Cribbins instead.
Even ignoring everything else, his voice really wouldn't work for that.
 
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