At about 4:30 p.m. GMT on February 3, 2014, Scotland Yard sent a press release to all British media, annoucing that DNA tests had been conducted in connection with numerous accusations of serial child molestation by former BBC host, Jimmy Savile. The results exonerate him.
The DNA provided by the Savile family is Mr. Savile's DNA, which was obtained before his death, during the paternity challenge. It took a lot of courage for the family to do this, but they felt that it was one way for him to speak out from the other side, to defend his innocence.
Scotland Yard has made their official position known. At this time only two news sources have run with the story Savile no match to any unsolved crime say Scotland Yard - the Lancashire News, ironically published by Bill Roache. Roache jury has the case. The Leeds Star has piled in as of this morning, but the rest of the MSM remains very quiet on this stunning revelation. It's as if this irrefutable evidence just doesn't exist.
The exclusive originated from the Anna Raccoon blog, who had the story a few hours ahead of the MSM. Exclusive - Jimmy Savile's voice rings out from the grave.
In the meantime, the Daily Mail prints more rubbish - Jimmy Savile may have camped on school grounds. Well, and so?? England is a pretty small place - Jimmy could have parked in Land's End, and somehow they would have tied him to egregious doings in John o' Groats.
And can someone tell me exactly who is reading this ridiculous nonsense? Are they all smoking crack? This is the sort of inflammatory bullshit that got Ben Ibrahimi killed.
Yes, it's going to be hard for the MSM to trim their sails to this prevailing wind of truth. DNA doesn't lie, unlike people. But, to recoup any small shred of dignity and credibility, they MUST run with the Scotland Yard release. This is in the public interest. Let the public do what they may with this truth. And let the MSM move on. If they lose readers, what have they lost really? Those of the type who would set their neighbors on fire because the neighbor likes to keep himself to himself?
It's apparent that some elements of the media wish only to pander to the lowest common denominator for the purpose of arousing prurient interest. Sex sells. But didn't they learn anything from the Murdoch mess? Did they really think this was going to run on unchecked forever?
There's a lot of money at stake here, and the Daily Mail's muck-raking has upped their bottom-line very nicely thank you. All they have to do is put 'Savile' in the headline, and enough fools will read it to keep the Mail staff in buttered buns. But when will the woolly-minded British public wake up to the fact that what they've been reading is a load of bollocks?? That it wasn't Jimmy Savile who was grooming anyone, it was the MSM all along, in concert with dodgy self-proclaimed 'child protection experts' and a slew of characters from the bottom of the noxious pond that passes for society these days.
Please leave it to the police to do their job, and when they do and try to advise you via the MSM, have the respect to believe them. Thank you.
Hi D - yes, the only national to run with this DNA/Scotland Yard story was the Mirror. Two papers from the north of England ran with it. Others are out there saying he was only exonerated of murder (don't know what they're talking about obviously), when in fact it exonerated him of involvement in ANY unsolved crime on the books. As there is no evidence that he committed any of the abuse he is accused of, except these 'victims' who are likely suffering from false memory syndrome, then I think we're done here with Savile the Great Satan. They're going to have to go find something else to sell their dreary newspapers.
Posted by: Sally Stevens | 02/21/2014 at 10:09 AM
I don't understand? The DNA results exonerate Jimmy Savile ???
Why have we not heard about this? Certainly no huge news break in the US! Isn't this incredible after all of the accusations, and the court of public opinion coming down so vehemently on a dead man? What's going on?
Posted by: D | 02/16/2014 at 11:26 PM
The Daily Mail holding company has a very successful news website.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/02/05/uk-dailymail-q-idUKBREA140B620140205
I noticed the other week that when running a story about the "Bill Roache story", they actually ran a headline referring to Linus Roache, rather than Bill. Linus, his son, is successful over there in some cop show I believe. This demonstrates how a small national news outlet is marketing the news to the world in differing ways. The "Bill Roache" story really has absolutely nothing to do with Linus in any meaningful sense. This global village news aspect made me think that the revived Woody Allen stories are no doubt being influenced by the global moral panic going on over here.
Posted by: Moor Larkin | 02/06/2014 at 01:22 AM