Powerful media child rapist Jimmy Savile told police 'I own this hospital'

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Victims' groups have condemned a police interview in which Jimmy Savile repeatedly denied abusing young girls.

Peter Saunders from the National Association for People Abused in Childhood (Napac) hit out after the 2009 interview was published.

He said Savile was "not only arrogant, but he was clearly running rings around the police."

The NSPCC said it hoped the Savile scandal had changed the way abuse claims were dealt with.

Napac has called for a Royal Commission into the way children are looked after and protected in Britain.

When he was questioned by officers at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in 2009, Savile boasted that he had received police protection against allegations of abuse and brushed women away "like midges".

The DJ, who died in 2011 aged 84, is believed to have abused hundreds of victims during his career.

Mr Saunders said: "He was phenomenally intelligent. I've lost count of the number of people who had encounters with him and described him as manipulative, engaging and charming.

He talks about ... how he owns Stoke Mandeville [hospital]. He talks about how he has had the keys to Broadmoor [high-security psychiatric hospital].

"The kids didn't stand a chance. They were putty in his hands."....50% rule


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This guy had unlimited access to disabled kids and knew there was no way he could ever be prosecuted. The Royal Connection?