Marcus Parks

Well, that was horrific.

They had their huge, the bus bombings.

Yeah, those were horrific.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

All right.

Now, in the mid-1960s, Jimmy Savile's charity, it was limited mostly to stunts and events.

as he had not yet quite found his way into the institutions where he would commit some of his most heinous crimes.

And so, to find vulnerable victims and indulge in his worst impulses, Jimmy Savile spent the mid-60s in the seedy underworld of British pedophile rings, and he actually involved members of his own family in these indulgences.

In 1967, Jimmy Savile took in his teenage nephew, a guy named Guy Marsden.

No child should be named Guy.

Nope.

Marsden had run away from home, and he had found Saville in London.

And Saville wasted no time in introducing Guy to the absolute worst that Saville's life had to offer.

Soon after Guy arrived, he and Saville met an unnamed man at a train station in London.

This man invited the two of them to a flat for some quote-unquote snacks.

This, quite unfortunately, was simply code for sex with actual children.

According to Marsden, Saville claimed that he found young runaways on the regular, and when he found a runaway, he sent them to this unnamed man's house.

At this house, parties were constantly happening, and over time, Marsden attended several of these pedophile parties, where the only attendees were men and children between the ages of 6 and 10.

These parties would last for days, and they constantly moved locations.

Children of both sexes would regularly disappear into rooms with adult men, but either through guilt or denial, Marsden insisted that all of the kids were there voluntarily and all, quote, had a good time.