Marcus Parks

First, Jimmy Savile's fee of 200 pounds should be donated to a local charity.

Great.

Nice.

Second, Savile was to be given a tent in the local park where he would sleep every night.

Okay.

Third, Savile demanded a so-called honor guard of six teenage girls to, quote, keep him safe at the campsite overnight.

he wanted them all to have red flags and be waving them yeah and he put it i think he purposefully put that as the third condition it's right in the middle fourth salvo demanded a special tour of otley hospital and a painting of the hospital had to be made and honorably presented to jimmy salvo and finally salvo requested all the cigars and matches he desired along with an ashtray

The obvious standout on his writer is, of course, the six girls.

But while some of the council members in Otley were apprehensive when they heard this.

Oh, dear.

Well, Mayor Ronnie Duncan readily agreed to all of the conditions.

Because, you know, the appearance of Jimmy Savile at a civic event guaranteed record numbers.

In fact, the six girls provided to Jimmy Savile as his honor guard were all daughters of local counselors and businessmen.

And they're these...

Decades later, one of those girls from Otley told her story, and it was just as harrowing as you could imagine.

That night, Jimmy plied the girls with vodka but stayed sober himself, as he always did.

Then he, quote-unquote, tried it on with each girl in the tent.

Now, this woman refused to elaborate as to what tried it on meant, but she did call Savile a disgusting old man and a pervert.

In addition, a group of boys from the local rugby club shot out Savile's lamps at the campsite with air rifles.

So Jimmy lost it and got into an actual physical altercation with a bunch of teenagers.