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★ Rape I

He surrounded himself, no matter where he went in the country, with people that would have confidence in him that he did no wrong.  The Reckoning III, victim

 

The charity work he was doing was totally cover for everything he was doing to give this image of this wonderful man.  ibid.

 

It’s what I call SOS, Same Old Shit.  ibid.  Jimmy

 

Nobody that mattered believed those rumours.  ibid.  

 

I am told you do an awful lot for charity …  ibid.  Thatcher in Scarborough

 

I rather think you and I are cut from the same cloth, Jimmy.  ibid.    

 

This place has been under-staffed and under-funded for years.  Now they’ve put a lunatic in charge.  ibid.  rozzer to Jimmy  

 

Saville was awarded a knighthood in 1990.  Margaret Thatcher’s final year in office.  In the same year Pope John Paul II also awarded him a Papal Knighthood.  ibid.

 

 

Sir Jimmy raring to go after heart scare.  The Reckoning IV, newspaper headline

 

It’s not proper sexual assault … Why didn’t you tell me?  ibid.  Charley to wife

 

You make sure you’re careful.  No marks, no witnesses.  And you make sure they keep stum.  ibid.  Jimmy    

 

There’s only one judge I bother about.  Up there.  ibid.

 

No-one lives for ever, Jimmy.  Do you not sense that final reckoning approach?  ibid.  biographer    

 

Why do I look at you and see a frightened man?  ibid.  Charley  

 

Go to the police.  I’ll come with you.  ibid.  wife to victim  

 

Don’t go near the bodies.  Don’t go in the mortuary.  ibid.  hospital porter  

   

You just couldn’t do it, could you.  One last opportunity to tell the truth.  ibid.  

 

 

Alan Newton claims to be a victim of a miscarriage of justice.  Vanessa Podkin works at the Innocence Project in New York; she agreed to defend him.  The Innocence Network, 2023

 

June 23rd 1984: ‘A woman in the Bronx was sexually assaulted; in the middle of the night she had gone to the neighbourhood store … A man grabbed her, pulled her into a car, took her to two different locations where he raped her, and it was a very brutal crime; he also cut her eye and blinded her in one eye during the attack.’  ibid.  Vanessa          

 

‘His photograph was kept by the police … Any encounter with the police no matter how small then puts you at great risk for a wrongful conviction.’  

 

‘None of us knew how to drive at the time.’  ibid.  friend  

 

The charges were based solely on two eyewitness accounts  the victim and the employee of the store in front of which the victim was abducted.  ibid.  

 

‘Even at the time there was reason to question those identifications.’  ibid.  Vanessa  

 

Despite the prosecution’s weak case, on May 31st 1985 Alan was sentenced to 40 years in prison.  ibid.

 

DNA testing: ‘They’re saying that the evidence doesn’t exist’ … The tests on the clothes led nowhere … Monday November 7th found the kit!  that is amazing!’  ibid.    

 

June 14th 2006: the DNA tests finally arrived: ‘Alan Newton is excluded as a contributor to the mixture of DNA …’  ibid.

 

 

‘Dear Jim, I have always wanted to see Rolf Harris doing one of his paintings.  Please could you fix it for me …’  Rolf Harris: Hiding in Plain Sight, Jim’ll Fix It, ITV 2023

 

For more than 50 years Rolf Harris was a national treasure adored by millions.  But throughout his career he sexually assaulted women and girls without the public ever suspecting.  ibid.  captions  

 

‘He knew he could get away with it.  He knew he could do whatever he wanted.  He was given the green light to have fun with me.’  ibid.  victim

 

Rolf Harris Sex Abuse Arrest.  ibid.  The Sun front page

 

In the late sixties BBC unveils a new star for its Saturday night schedule.  During the 1970s Harris becomes a household name, winning fans from all generations.  ibid.  caption  

 

Harris settles in London in 1952 and marries art student Alwen Hughes six years later. Their daughter Bindi is born in 1964.  Harris returns to Australia to promote his anti child abuse film ‘Kids Can Say No’.  ibid.

 

 

Within a year [of the Bafta] his reputation would be ruined forever.  Rolf Harris: Hiding in Plain Sight II, caption    

 

She had to go up against extremely powerful opposition.  And truth won out.  ibid.  critic   

 

In November 2012 Operation Yewtree questions Harris.  He’s interviewed twice during the investigation.  ibid.  caption  

 

He came across as massively arrogant.  ibid.  rozzer      

 

Rolf Harris could only be prosecuted for alleged assaults in the UK.  Six other women gave supporting evidence of assaults abroad.  ibid.    

 

In May 2017, after serving three years, Rolf Harris is released from prison.  ibid.   

 

 

Twenty thousand letters a week.  Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story, Jimmy re Jim’ll Fix It, Netflix 2022

 

For over 50 years a nation watched him.  But no-one saw the truth.  ibid.  caption      

 

A man of the people: terrible terrible things happened because of that.  ibid.  critic

 

He wasn’t emotional about anything.  ibid.  BBC employee    

 

One of Jimmy Savile’s bases is his local hospital, Leeds General Infirmary.  ibid.  caption

 

It’s made me realise there are two people in there.  ibid.  old boy      

 

The people who work for me call me the Godfather.  ibid.  Jimmy  

 

I am not constrained pretty much by anything.  ibid.      

 

 

When Jimmy Savile’s crimes were eventually uncovered they shocked the nation.  Between 1955 and 2009 he committed hundreds of sexual offences, mainly against children.  Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story II, captions

 

I didn’t realise the whole world had to change before the truth could come out.  ibid.  victim  

 

They are actually triumphant with getting away with it.  ibid.  specialist     

 

They live almost a parallel life.  They try to fuck with your head as well.  ibid.

 

The police find three more with allegations which corroborate the first.  He is invited to an interview under caution.  ibid.  caption 

 

Over the following days we’re told to stop working on the story.  ibid.  journalist re BBC  

 

A BBC investigation concluded the decision to drop Marion Jones’s story was ‘flawed’.  ibid.  caption  

 

 

We can stay with people for free  that’s crazy.  Bad Host: Hunting the Couchsurfing Predator, victim, Sky Documentaries 2023

 

How dare he think he can get away with this.  ibid. 

 

I immediately got a response from this man Leonardo … He seemed very pleasant.  ibid.

 

We’re in Rome.  I have no memory the airport, I don’t remember the plane ride, any of those things.  I knew I only had one glass of wine.  Honestly, I thought it was my fault.  ibid.

 

 

Interviewer: Have you ever been convicted of a crime?

 

Jeffrey Epstein: Yes.  Two counts: one, associating with prostitution, and procuring a minor for prostitution … I’ll invoke my fifth attention rights.  Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich s1e1: Hunting Grounds, deposition, Netflix 2020 

 

New York City: Gatsby-like figure … He claimed to be the money manager for the uber-rich … he hung out with a lot of famous people: Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, a lot of famous academics: the lawyer Alan Dershowitz, and then he was surrounded by very beautiful often very young women.  ibid.  Vicky Ward, investigative journalist

 

Ghislaine Maxwell: His then supposed girlfriend.  She was Oxford-educated, very witty, very funny, she was a great connector for Jeffrey.  ibid.

 

You’re so lucky you get to do this  this massage.  ibid.  victim

 

‘He likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side.’  ibid.  Trump       

 

Before Epstein … I was something else.  ibid.  victim         

 

Most of the victims did not want to prosecute for fear of Jeffrey Epstein … We decided to talk to some of his employees.  ibid.  rozzer      

 

Ghislaine Maxwell denies all allegations against her.  ibid.  caption   

 

 

Seven month into the case, detectives executed a search warrant at Mr Epstein’s residence.  Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich: Follow the Money s1e2

 

To his ornate and bizarre world: pictures of young kids half naked, nudes everywhere.  One of the police officers that saw it said was just really weird.  Detectives also discovered a very bizarre steam room, a massage room set up.  They actually found some computers and equipment remaining in the house but police suspected most of Epstein’s computers’ hard-drive and surveillance videos had been taken out of the house.  ibid.  rozzer

 

How could Epstein get a teaching job at Dalton without a college degree?  ibid.   

 

We had about 40 some victims who were in their teens or in their early teens in some cases … This will be an easy case.  ibid.     

 

We found private investigators going through the trash at the police station … We were never really able to convince the prosecutors.  ibid.  

 

In July of 2006, Epstein is charged with a single felony count of solicitation of prostitution.  He is arrested and posted bond a few hours earlier.  ibid.  caption

 

 

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