The Power of the Paedos - another high profile case hits the 'never happened' wall?

[Jan Klimkowski]

Speculative hypothesis: Savile was part of a paedophile ring that procured vulnerable children for abuse by politicians, the wealthy and the influential. Knowledge and evidence of the abuse was used to blackmail the influential, probably with British intelligence oversight.

Now, we have some new and disturbing revelations about how Jim Fixed It.

Adult men have come forward and testified to repeated child abuse by Savile, so the fact that Jim preyed on boys as well as girls - as claimed in this thread - is now being reported by MSM.

Savile's decades long involvment at the high security Broadmoor prison hospital, originally known as Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum, is most provocative.

Broadmoor is where Britain's most violent criminals, including murderers and serial killers, are sent if declared insane.

Here is wiki's list of some notable inmates/patients:

Antony Baekeland, grandson of Leo Baekeland, after his trial for stabbing his mother to death.[14]
Ian Ball, who attempted to kidnap Princess Anne in 1974
William Rutherford Benn, father of Margaret Rutherford
Ian Brady
Charles Bronson
Sharon Carr, who stabbed her first victim Katie Rackliff when she was just 12
David Copeland
Richard Dadd
Gregory Davis
Ibrahim Eidarous, alleged member of al-Jihad[15]
Kenneth Erskine
June and Jennifer Gibbons
Daniel Gonzalez
James Kelly, convicted of killing his wife, suspected of being Jack the Ripper, his memoirs place his whereabouts around other unsolved murders in the UK and the United States.
Ronald Kray
Thomas John Ley
Robert Maudsley
Roderick McLean
Dr. William Chester Minor, known as The Surgeon of Crowthorne
Daniel M'Naghten
Robert Napper
Edward Oxford
Nicky Reilly[16]
John Straffen
Peter Sutcliffe, known as Yorkshire Ripper
Roy Shaw
Ronald True
Graham Young, released by hospital as "fully recovered", and who later poisoned dozens of people, two fatally. Jailed aged 14 (youngest prisoner detained there since 1885).

The Kray twins were notorious London gangsters, whose criminal network was protected by high-placed police officers. The Krays were homosexuals, and allegedly procured boys, mainly runaways and orphans, for the rich and influential, including politicians and judges.

The Yorkshire Ripper, serial killer Peter Sutcliffe, told a very strange story about one of his murders:

"Mr Sutcliffe told police he left the murder scene after he heard voices, but couldn't tell where they came from.

"He also heard a car being driven away from the entrance to a house.

"Later he found out that the house was where disc jockey Jimmy Savile lived"

Now we learn that Savile had a room with a bed at Broadmoor.

Astonishingly, we also learn that for several years Savile was allowed to run this psychiatric prison hospital for the crimiinally dangerous and insane.

Whilst buggering and raping the patients.

Jimmy Savile police investigate Broadmoor rape claims

As sexual abuse claims grow, Met studies claims that late DJ assaulted patients at psychiatric hospital where he volunteered

Esther Addley

guardian.co.uk, Monday 15 October 2012 13.09 BST

Police investigating the growing number of abuse allegations against Jimmy Savile are reportedly visiting Broadmoor secure psychiatric hospital to examine claims that he raped and sexually assaulted patients while working there as a volunteer for more than four decades.

The late DJ, who had living quarters at the hospital and a set of keys to the wards, has been accused of assaulting a number of former patients. The claims are part of 340 separate lines of inquiry dating back to the 1950s being investigated by the Metropolitan police, based on evidence from 14 separate police forces across the UK.

The Department of Health has launched an internal investigation into Savile's role at the Berkshire hospital for which it had direct managerial responsibility until 2001, when it was transferred to the control of West London Mental Health NHS Trust. It will examine why the TV presenter was appointed in 1988 to lead a taskforce overseeing the hospital after the management board was dismissed by the then health secretary, Kenneth Clarke. A spokesman for Clarke told the BBC he had no recollection of the appointment.

A DoH spokesman said: "Although the framework for child protection and safeguarding for Broadmoor and other Special Hospital patients changed radically in 1999, we of course want to establish the circumstances and see if any lessons can be learned.

"At present we are trying to find out what happened and we will obviously need to consider all the circumstances."

A lawyer acting for people who are planning to sue Stoke Mandeville hospital and the BBC over claims Savile abused them there said the government could also be sued directly given its responsibility for Broadmoor.

Steven George, a former patient at the hospital who has since undergone a sex change operation, has claimed that Savile groped him while he was watching TV at Broadmoor in the early 1970s, when he was a 17-year-old girl called Alison Pink.

A psychiatric nurse has also claimed that a former Broadmoor patient told her she had been repeatedly raped by Savile under the stage at the hospital in the early 1980s. The West London trust confirmed the hospital did have a stage area, although it had been renovated since that time.

Savile called himself the "voluntary assistant entertainments officer" at Broadmoor, although it is understood he was never given the role formally.

Scotland Yard said on Friday it was looking into 40 potential victims of Savile, and had formally recorded 12 allegations of sexual abuse, "but expect that number to grow".

A 45-year-old man has made fresh allegations that Savile, whom police have described as a "predatory sex offender", abused him on the set of Jim'll Fix It when he was nine. Kevin Cook told the Sun Savile had separated him from his friends and taken him to a private dressing room, where he molested him.

A spokesman for the Metropolitan police declined to comment.

Context for Broadmoor: during the decades post-WW2, murderers and serial killers were an object of intense study by "MK-ULTRA" (in the broad sense) psychiatrists, who were charged with identifying the secret of violent impulses with the aim of being able to control and trigger violence on cue.

Questions: was British "MK-ULTRA" research taking place at Broadmoor? If so, was Savile wittingly or unwittingly involved in this?