Jimmy Savile, English media personality, abused over 500 people throughout his life, most of them children, some as young as 2 years old. What do the world top body language and behavior analysts make of this UK national treasure turned national disgrace!

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In this video, we’re exploring the shocking story of Jimmy Savile, a British icon who was celebrated in the media and known for his charitable work. But what was hidden behind the facade of this charming entertainer? Investigators now believe the late Top of the Pops host Jimmy Savile preyed on around 500 vulnerable victims as young as two years old.

It emerged in late 2012 that Jimmy Savile, an English media personality who had died the previous year, abused hundreds of people throughout his life, most of them children but some as old as 75, and most of them female. He had been well known in the United Kingdom for his eccentric image and was generally respected for his charitable work, which associated him with the British monarchy and other individuals of personal power.

Savile died on 29 October 2011, aged 84. At the time of his demise and the funeral in Leeds Cathedral, he was widely praised for his charity and voluntary activities as well as his entertainment work. Immediately after Savile’s demise, Meirion Jones and Liz Mackean from the BBC programme Newsnight began to investigate reports that he had abused children. They interviewed one alleged victim on camera and talked to others who were willing to be quoted about alleged abuse at Duncroft Approved School, the BBC, and Stoke Mandeville Hospital. The former headmistress of Duncroft was Jones’ own aunt.

The Newsnight team, which included former police detective Mark Williams-Thomas, also found out about a 2009 Surrey Police investigation into Savile. The report was scheduled for broadcast on 7 December 2011, but a decision was taken to cancel its transmission, which ultimately developed into a major crisis for the BBC when the allegations against Savile were made public in October 2012. The subsequent Pollard Review found that Jones and MacKean had assembled cogent evidence that Savile had a history of abusing young women and Newsnight had been in a position to break the story in 2011.

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