Jimmy Savile

Ex-cop Mark Williams-Thomas has indicated that he is working on exposing one more high-profile sex offender. Williams-Thomas mentioned that the suspected ...

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Ex-Surrey Police officer Mark Williams-Thomas, who exposed Jimmy Savile's abuse, claims there is another high-profile paedophile out there.

[Metropolitan Police](https://metro.co.uk/tag/metropolitan-police/?ico=auto_link_news_P14_LNK1) to set up Operation Yewtree. [check our news page](https://metro.co.uk/news/). [Find out more »](https://metro.co.uk/news-updates-newsletter/) [i](https://inews.co.uk/news/jimmy-savile-investigator-mark-williams-thomas-says-more-untouchable-child-sex-abusers-are-out-there-1884135). [Scotland Yard assessed 400 lines of inquiry](https://metro.co.uk/2018/06/10/jimmy-savile-victim-says-compensation-joke-years-abuse-7619709/), identifying more than 200 potential victims of the prolific paedophile. [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).

After his death at age 84 in October 2011, the Jimmy Savile sexual abuse scandal broke when it emerged the media personality has used his position to abuse ...

He explained: “I've seen the value of lifting anonymity for victims to come forward. It's one of the reasons the CPS didn't have evidence to prosecute Savile when he was alive. Speaking to the i, he said: “There are still people out there who are untouchable.

Mark Williams-Thomas revealed Savile to be a prolific abuser in a 2012 documentary and now says he is trying to bring down another 'untouchable' child sex ...

He explained: "I've seen the value of lifting anonymity for victims to come forward. To date the CPS won't prosecute. Speaking to the i, he said: "There are still people out there who are untouchable. [The Daily Star](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/investigator-who-exposed-jimmy-savile-28132132) reports that retired detective and child protection expert Williams-Thomas has claimed that he has a similar bombshell about another high-profile person. Mark Williams-Thomas revealed that the shamed television host and radio personality was a horrific paedophile in his award-winning documentary, The Other Side of Jimmy Savile. The documentary shook the entertainment industry, with the five women who spoke of suffering sexual abuse at the late DJ's hands followed by many more following its broadcast.

The former police detective who exposed Jimmy Savile says he is working on bringing down another “very significant” and “untouchable” sex offender - ten ...

He explained: “I've seen the value of lifting anonymity for victims to come forward. It's one of the reasons the CPS didn't have evidence to prosecute Savile when he was alive. Speaking to the newspaper, he said: “There are still people out there who are untouchable. “There is one very significant person who I've done everything to try and get prosecuted because he is clearly a child sex offender. His revelations led to the arrests of 19 people and eventual imprisonment of seven of them. The former police detective who exposed Jimmy Savile says he is working on bringing down another “very significant” and “untouchable” sex offender - ten years after the infamous DJ's death.

Following the documentary and subsequent coverage on the claims, police launched Operation Yewtree, a widespread investigation into the child sex abuse ...

If you are a child seeking advice and support, call Childline for free on 0800 1111 "He will die in due course and then the floodgates will open in the same way they did with Savile. "Of course, that’s what it turned out to be. "And what we mustn’t forget, of course, is that it’s great to tell a story, but what we mustn't forget is the victims – who have been through so much torment – to be in this position." But justice takes many different forms." Though the true scale of the abuse – spanning six decades and involving hundreds of victims – was brought to light, Savile died in 2011 at the age of 84, and

Angie, not her real name, was just 15 years old when Savile groomed her, beginning years of horrific abuse from which she has never been able to completely ...

“I was told at the time he knew the Krays. There are people who knew Savile was a predator and who could have stopped him. ‘You, the BBC did nothing to stop it – you were, and are the problem.’” IT was by far the most difficult investigation I have ever undertaken. “I had to watch him grooming other victims, agonisingly helpless as he gave me the gloating ‘look’ that told me what lay in store for them later. She said: “I knew nothing could be said until he died.” I said “more like 500”. She said: “He was a very good manipulator. He menaced us with the presence of minders from the underworld. He had a difficult time getting the documentary to air, but he fought and achieved it. “Afterwards he treated me as though I didn’t even exist, as though nothing had happened. I was absolutely frightened, it was all so scary and I froze.

The documentary prompted the Met Police to launch Operation Yewtree, which resulted in 19 arrests and seven people being jailed. But now the retired detective ...

[A British Horror Story viewers left gobsmacked by Jimmy Savile's 'advice' to the Royal family and letters to Prince Charles](https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/news/celebs-tv/british-horror-story-viewers-left-23633730) [Was Jimmy Savile married? "It's one of the reasons the CPS didn't have evidence to prosecute Savile when he was alive. He explained: “I've seen the value of lifting anonymity for victims to come forward. There is one very significant person who I've done everything to try and get prosecuted because he is clearly a child sex offender. The police and I have tried really hard to get there. But now the retired detective and child protection expert has claimed that he is working on exposing another high profile person,

The victim, who has not been named to protect her identity, is one of the five women featured in the ITV documentary Exposure: The Other Side of Jimmy ...

He will die in due course and then the floodgates will open in the same way they did with Savile. The premise of the series was to track down and confront offenders on the run from the police. 'I had to watch him grooming other victims, agonisingly helpless as he gave me the gloating ‘look’ that told me what lay in store for them later. 'I was told at the time he knew the Krays. We live in a society where there are some people you can't take on and that's really sad.' The police and I have tried really hard to get there. He menaced us with the presence of minders from the underworld. He was a family liaison officer and left the force in 2000 The exposure of Savile as a paedophile led to extensive media coverage, including 41 days on the front pages. He had a difficult time getting the documentary to air, but he fought and achieved it. - In 2011 he created and presented a new series on ITV called On the Run. I was absolutely frightened, it was all so scary and I froze.

In a conversation with inews, Mark Williams-Thomas, who is now an investigative journalist and sex abuse victim advocate, said, "There are still people out ...

All calls are toll-free and confidential and the hotline is available 24/7 in more than 170 languages. There is one very significant person who I’ve done everything to try and get prosecuted because he is clearly a child sex offender. It’s one of the reasons the CPS didn’t have evidence to prosecute Savile when he was alive. The police and I have tried really hard to get there. [inews](https://inews.co.uk/news/jimmy-savile-investigator-mark-williams-thomas-says-more-untouchable-child-sex-abusers-are-out-there-1884135), Mark Williams-Thomas, who is now an investigative journalist and sex abuse victim advocate, said, "There are still people out there who are untouchable. Following the documentary and coverage of the claims, police launched Operation Yewtree, a widespread investigation into the [child sex abuse](https://meaww.com/pedo-gets-30-years-in-jail-after-niece-stepdaughter-share-horrifying-details-of-childhood-abuse) allegations made against Savile.

Angie, whose name has been changed to protect her identity, appeared on the 2012 documentary that sparked a police investigation into the horrific crimes of the ...

"He was a very good manipulator. He menaced us with the presence of minders from the underworld. Though I continue my life, it’s always been present." "Afterwards he treated me as though I didn’t even exist, as though nothing had happened. I was absolutely frightened, it was all so scary and I froze. He would also operate in plain sight, even giving Angie a copy of his autobiography which he signed 'no escape' from 'your keeper'.

Retired detective and child protection expert Mark Williams-Thomas says he has explosive information about another high-profile sex abuser.

He had a difficult time getting the documentary to air, but he fought and achieved it. Reflecting on the importance of the documentary ten years ago, retired carer Angie, from the south of England said: "Our documentary has made a huge difference to so many lives. He explained: "I've seen the value of lifting anonymity for victims to come forward. "Without Mark we wouldn't be where we are now. I knew I had to get it out there, it was vital people knew the truth about him. "The media plays a vital role in getting victims to come forward by publicising names, but they have to consider the impact on the accused because there is no more abhorrent crime than child sex abuse." It's one of the reasons the CPS didn't have evidence to prosecute Savile when he was alive. "The truth is no broadcaster would have done a programme about Savile when he was alive - we live in a society where there are some people you can't take on and that's really sad." Speaking to the i, Mark said: "There are still people out there who are untouchable. "There is one very significant person who I've done everything to try and get prosecuted because he is clearly a child sex offender. The former cop who helped expose Jimmy Savile is seeking to bring down another "very significant" and "untouchable" famous The revelations prompted the Met Police to launch Operation Yewtree, which led to the arrests of 19 people and eventual imprisonment of seven of them, but that is not where the story ends.

Netflix documentary Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story has revealed that Savile produced a PR handbook for royals and their staff, with some suggestions ...

Can’t help feeling that it would be extremely useful to her if you could. He showed it to [the Queen].” In another note in 1989, Charles wrote: “I wonder if you would ever be prepared to meet my sister-in-law – the Duchess of York? And Charles even complimented Savile - who was knighted by the Queen in Buckingham Palace in 1990 - writing in a letter seeking suggestions on how to “get to parts of the country that others don’t get to reach”. In a handwritten note to Savile, Charles later wrote: “I attach a copy of my memo on disasters, which incorporates your points and which I showed to my father. She said: “Jimmy Savile wrote this dossier, quite an in-depth document of advice, on how the Queen should behave and how members of the Royal Family should not be in competition with each other.”