The BBC: Protecting Pedophiles and War Criminals Since 2004

Jimmy Savile's career began in the 1958 as a DJ for Radio Luxembourg. In 1968 he joined BBC Radio 1, where he presentedSavile's Travels. From 1969 to 1973 he fronted Speakeasy, a discussion programme for teenagers. In 1964, he began presenting the first edition of the BBC music chart television programme Top of the Pops. Savile also hosted other BBC television programs, the most notable of which was children's show Jim'll Fix It, which he presented from 1975 to 1994. Because of the nature of the programs he hosted and his high-profile charity work, throughout his career, Savile was surrounded by children of different ages.

In the weeks since the Exposure program was aired, dozens of individuals who claim they were abused in some way by Jimmy Savile have come forward. Police have stated that Savile may have sexually abused up to 300 children over his 40-year career. The abuse took place at a children's home patronized by Savile and others, on outside broadcasts, at hospitals, etc. In addition, many of the abused children (now adults) have claimed that they were molested and assaulted by Savile and other BBC celebrities on BBC premises .... http://www.sott.net