Re: Jimmy Savile accused in ITV documentary

**Lamplighter** Thu Nov 15, 2012 11:50 am

Ex-BBC presenter charged with child sex abuse
By AFP | AFP – Tue, Nov 13, 2012

A former BBC presenter has been charged with sexually abusing children, although it was not related to the ongoing Jimmy Savile investigations, British police said on Tuesday.
Norfolk Police said that Michael Souter, a former presenter for BBC Radio Norfolk in eastern England, had been charged with 18 offences against boys, one offence against a man and one against a woman. The alleged offences date back to between 1979 and 1999.
A spokesman for the force told AFP the charges were not connected to Operation Yewtree, the Scotland Yard investigation into the late BBC star Jimmy Savile who is now accused of sexually abusing hundreds of children over four decades.
Souter, 59, is due to appear before Norwich Magistrates' Court in Norfolk on November 30.
The former radio presenter, who now runs a media consultancy, issued a statement "strenuously" denying the allegations.
"This is the third time that Norfolk Police have investigated these alleged offences," he said.
"On both previous occasions, the Crown Prosecution Service advised against making charges." He added that the current investigation against him started two years ago.

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 11:58 am

I confess, I have never heard of him, LL.

**Lamplighter** Thu Nov 15, 2012 12:03 pm

bb1 wrote:I confess, I have never heard of him, LL.

Unless you listened to Radioi Norfolk, you wouldn't have. That's local radio. LL

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 12:06 pm

I am just waiting for the latest alleged Historic Groper to turn up in the Telegraph, breathing fire and fury.

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 1:01 pm

Mark Williams-Thomas ‏@mwilliamsthomas
Breaking: I can confirm that the man arrested as part of the wider #Savile investigation this morning is Dave Lee Travis

Oh, FFS! I just knew it would be something stupid like this.

I cannot imagine how young people - like the poor girls in Rochdale - who are victims of real, horrible, vicious and violent abuse RIGHT NOW feel when they see the endless time and money being wasted on Historic Alleged Groping by ageing DJs.

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 1:05 pm

Mark Williams-Thomas ‏@mwilliamsthomas

Lots going on today with latest #Savile investigation . Will be able to give updates shortly and name person arrested this morning

Yeah, yeah, whatever. This isn't 'lots going on', chum, you are losing your audience despite all the efforts to whip up hysteria.

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 2:33 pm

Former Radio 1 DJ Dave Lee Travis is arrested in Jimmy Savile sex abuse investigation
Former breakfast show host held at his home in Leighton Buzzard at 7.45am this morning
He is the fourth man to be arrested in connection with Operation Yewtree
Gary Glitter, Wilfred De'ath and Freddie Starr previously arrested

Police investigating allegations of sexual abuse by Jimmy Savile have today arrested former BBC Radio 1 star David Lee Travis on suspicion of sexual offences.
Mr Travis, 67, is the fourth suspect to be arrested as part of Operation Yewtree after former BBC producer Wilfred De'ath, 73, former pop star Gary Glitter, 68, and comic Freddie Starr, 69.
The other three have since been released on bail.
The former Radio 1 Breakfast Show host, has previously strenuously denied allegations of sexual assault.
Mr Travis, from Bedfordshire, who hosted the breakfast show from 1978 to 1980, was arrested at 7.45am and has been taken into police custody where he is being questioned.
Police confirmed a man in his 60s had been arrested as part of investigations into the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal.
A neighbour of Mr Travis confirmed today that the broadcaster is being held in Aylesbury Police Station, Buckinghamshire.
The neighbour, who lives next door to the home of Mr Travis in Mentmore, Leighton Buzzard, Bedforshire, didn’t want to be identified but visited the DJ’s home to lend support to the broadcaster’s wife.
When he emerged and was asked if the DJ was present during his visit, he said he wasn’t and all he could say was that he had been told Travis was being held at Aylesbury Police Station where he was taken after his 7.45am arrest this morning by officers from Scotland Yard.

Police said the allegations made against a man in his 60s do not directly involve Savile, and are classed under the strand of their investigation termed 'others'.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2233293/Former-Radio-1-DJ-Dave-Lee-Travis-arrested-Jimmy-Savile-sex-abuse-investigation.html#ixzz2CJGa1fAr
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**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 2:56 pm

I am sure we are all relieved to know that there is no suggestion of noncey-ness about the Hairy Cornflake, this one seems to involve taking liberties *cough* with ladeez:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/jimmy-savile/9680420/Dave-Lee-Travis-arrested-as-part-of-Jimmy-Savile-sex-abuse-probe.html

Dave Lee Travis arrested as part of Jimmy Savile sex abuse probe

Dave Lee Travis, the former Top of the Pops presenter, has been arrested by detectives investigating allegations of historic sexual abuse.

By Martin Evans, Crime Correspondent1:18PM GMT 15 Nov 2012
The 67-year-old DJ was arrested by officers from the Metropolitan Police’s Operation Yewtree at his home in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, at 7.45am on suspicion of sexual offences.
He is the fourth person to be arrested as part of the investigation which began after scores of allegations were made against the late presenter Jimmy Savile.
Scotland Yard’s investigation is looking at three categories of alleged offences; those involving Jimmy Savile, those involving Savile and others and those involving others.
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police would not confirm the identity of the person arrested, but said they came under the ‘others’ strand of the investigation.
A neighbour of the former disc jockey confirmed that the broadcaster is being held in Aylesbury Police Station, Bucks.

The neighbour, who lives next door to the home of Travis visited the DJ's home to lend support to the broadcaster's wife.
Mr Travis made his name as a DJ on the pirate station Radio Caroline in the mid 1960s before joining Radio 1 in 1968.

He became one of the station’s most established presenters, becoming known as the Hairy Cornflake, when he took over from Noel Edmonds as presenter of the Breakfast Show in May 1978.
He also presented Top of the Pops between 1974 and 1984, but left the Corporation in dramatic style in 1993, resigning live on air, in protest at changes being made to Radio 1.
Since then he has worked for a number of commercial radio stations, most recently appearing on the Magic Network.

Aung San Suu Kyi met DJ Dave Lee Travis when she visited the BBC World Service in London in June 2012 (BBC/Getty)

Last year Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi said Mr Travis’s BBC World Service music request show had given her a lifeline during her many years under house arrest.
The Nobel Peace Prize winner said, A Jolly Good Show, which was broadcast between 1981- and 2001 had made her world “much more complete”.
There is no suggestion that any allegations of paedophilia have been made against Mr Travis, but two women have come forward in recent weeks claiming he groped them during the 1970s and 1980s.
One of the women, who was aged 17 at the time alleged that Mr Travis had invited her into his studio in 1977 and put his hand up her skirt.
Speaking last month when the allegations surfaced, Mr Travis said: “I categorically deny that there is any substance in either allegation and I’m genuinely surprised that allegations of this nature have been made. I totally refute any impropriety.”
Mr Travis also said he would be more than happy to speak to the police to clear up the matter

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What next - the truth about Noel Edmunds and Mr Blobby? Shocked

**Lamplighter** Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:08 pm

What next - the truth about Noel Edmunds and Mr Blobby?

Just splattered my keyboard with coffee! LL rofl

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:12 pm

For our non-Brit members, who may have been lucky enough to escape the horror that was Noelly and Blobby:

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**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:26 pm

Oh, and to make things even worse, this is where Noelly and Blobby lived....

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**lily** Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:44 pm

So that is what became of Noel Edmunds? rofl

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:50 pm

Protests already about the next BBC star to be named'n'shamed by the Nonce-finder General:

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**lily** Thu Nov 15, 2012 3:55 pm

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 4:26 pm

Well, maybe they should just arrest everyone who ever presented Top of the Pops (for fashion crimes, if nothing else).

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Make sure at least four police cars go to every arrest, and that Sky News are notified in advance, so they can whip up indignation. The UK police have nothing better to do than arrest ageing DJs and appear on Sky News.

Every single teenager who was ever at TOTP, (or who watched it, just to be on the safe side) should be given a self-taught Abuse Expert, lawyer and media spokespersons to liaise with the police and a nice round sum, like £100,000 of taxpayers' money, to recover from the horror of seeing one of Ed Stewpot's jerseys, or even worse, hearing Tony Blackburn sing.

Mark Williams Thomas can be in charge of the whole thing, as the UK's Perv Finder General.

**bb1** Thu Nov 15, 2012 9:39 pm

I am sure that no-one will be in the least bit surprised to learn that the Hairy Cornflake has been bailed till next year.

http://news.sky.com/story/1012109/dave-lee-travis-bailed-by-savile-detectives

Dave Lee Travis Bailed By Savile Detectives
9:33pm UK, Thursday 15 November 2012

DJ Dave Lee Travis has been bailed after his arrest in connection with the Jimmy Savile sex abuse inquiry.

The former Radio 1 star, from Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, was held at 7.45am on suspicion of sexual offences.

Police said the allegations made against the man do not directly involve Savile, and are classed under the strand of their investigation termed "others".

He was bailed to return on a date in early January.

The latest arrest came as the Metropolitan Police revealed they are now dealing with around 450 potential victims, the majority of whom claim they were abused by Savile.

This has risen from around 300 possible victims the force said they were dealing with last month.

Officers are looking at three strands within their inquiry: claims against Savile, those against Savile and others, and those against others.

More follows...

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'Savile detectives'? I am sure he would be delighted to know he now apparently has his very own police force.

**bb1** Fri Nov 16, 2012 10:40 am

I am not going to even attempt to summarise this:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2233681/Leveson-Inquiry-Mail-dossier-raises-disturbing-questions-influence-quasi-masonic-nexus-people-know-best.html

But I have to ask - has this whole, squalid business been a set-up from the start, with the aim of destroying the BBC and getting payback for Leveson?

**bb1** Fri Nov 16, 2012 11:04 am

Of the Hairy Cornflake:

Police officers spent more than six-and-a-half hours searching his home before leaving without commenting to media

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2233293/Dave-Lee-Travis-arrested-allegations-sexual-abuse-Jimmy-Savile-probe-widens.html#ixzz2CNlYK0cT
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'Searching'? Getting the grand tour, more like, Mr and Mrs DLT have a gorgeous home, and he isn't peculiar.

And they were also probably ROFL-ing, given that worse has happened in police canteens. Allegedly.

**bb1** Fri Nov 16, 2012 11:26 am

It's deja vu all over again....

thentherewere4
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LEAFLETS

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Great ideas.

Maybe a 'leaflet committee'?
I'm in.

Me too.
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Thrillingly, TTW4 and the Lizard People are going to be producing leaflets about how we are ruled by Masons/Lizards/Zionists/Catholics/Satanists....you get the idea.

They aren't going to make them too complicated, though...

How about we compile a list of a few (no more than 10) salient facts and internet links and make a leaflet. We can all print these leaflets off on our home printers and start distributing them.

hmmm

**Sabot** Fri Nov 16, 2012 11:32 am

Next, someone will poo hoo the idea and they'll all go home. Then Bennett will join and take over.
Time to dust off the Printing Press he's got in his garage. Does £10 a thousand sound all right? Plus Postage, of course. Send Stamps.

**bb1** Fri Nov 16, 2012 1:01 pm

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We've got STICKERS LEAFLETS AND POSTCARDS all up for inclusion.

Question to the committee:

Do we have a coordinated overall strategy and campaign or do we go for disperate strands?

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More importantly, do you all have shopping trolleys? Pcorneater

**Lamplighter** Fri Nov 16, 2012 1:12 pm

From Direct gov website

Licence
Permission to distribute leaflets (England and Wales)
Apply for this licence

Check with your council to see if you need permission to distribute free printed material in England and Wales.
Free printed material includes:

leaflets or cards advertising your business
free newspapers
takeaway menus and other promotional material
Some councils also include free samples with anything printed on them.

Restrictions

You must follow all conditions of your licence, including:

what is to be distributed
when it may be distributed
where it may be distributed
Exceptions

You don’t need permission from the council if the printed material is being distributed:

for a charity
for a political or religious group
inside a building, bus or taxi
in letterboxes
How to apply

Check with the council if you need permission to distribute printed material.

If you need a licence you can apply in person, by post or on their website. You may also need to pay a fee, which will vary depending on:

the council
the number of distributors you want to use
whether you’re applying for permission for a single event or for an annual permit
Displaying your licence

Some councils issue a badge for each authorised person to wear while distributing printed material.

A police officer may ask to see this or other written evidence of your authorisation at any time.

Fines and penalties

If you distribute free printed material without a valid licence you can be fined up to £2,500 or a fixed penalty notice. The printed material may also be taken away.

If you don’t meet one or more of the conditions, your licence will be cancelled.

**bb1** Fri Nov 16, 2012 1:35 pm

These are Icke's Lizard People we're talking about, LL, they don't do 'rules'. biggrin

**bb1** Tue Nov 20, 2012 3:13 pm

http://www.annaraccoon.com/annas-personal-stuff/past-lives-and-present-misgivings-part-eight/

I saw the Lizard People singing 'Ms Davidson's' praises over at Icke's gaff; they didn't seem too pleased when someone less-insane reminded them of her fraud convictions.

**bb1** Wed Nov 21, 2012 9:58 am

The horrific, contemporary abuse of children that is being ignored while the nation dribbles about dead DJs:

Anger as sex abuse report 'turns blind eye to Asian gangs' despite admitting that they account for a QUARTER of all cases
Fury at result of Deputy children's commissioner Sue Berelowitz's study
Said figures on Asian gangs weren't enough to conclude particular issue
NSPCC says there is danger of 'turning a blind eye' to abusers' ethnicity

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2236045/Anger-sex-abuse-report-Sue-Berelowitz-turns-blind-eye-Asian-gangs.html#ixzz2CqkMFGoH
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