Marcus Parks

And so Jimmy Savile began demanding tours of local hospitals when he attended an event or when he was taping a segment for his BBC Radio 1 show, Savile's Travels.

See, Jimmy Savile had discovered during his work at the Leeds General Infirmary that hospitals could provide him with a captive audience and a vulnerable victim pool.

But this wasn't the only reason behind his tactical evolution.

See, by the mid to late 60s, Jimmy's age was starting to show.

Savile hit 40 years old in 1966, and his act wasn't quite as cute as it had once been in the eyes of many teenage girls.

Yeah, because he's a fucking ghoul.

Yeah.

So, to continue fulfilling his twisted desires, he pivoted to environments where his victims were confined to a bed, completely captive, or easily manipulated.

And so, by the end of the 60s, Jimmy Savile had crafted an image of himself as a champion for the sick and disabled, the consummate volunteer, Savile the social worker, they called him.

He was a role model for Brits, young and old.

But in reality, Jimmy Savo was, as one former victim put it, simply positioning himself to use the UK's National Health Service hospitals and facilities as his own personal pedophile sweet shops.

Gross, Marcus.

I didn't say it.

You're disgusting.

You actually did say it.

Well, I didn't.

One of his former victims said it.

Oh, okay.

I just said that.

Yeah.