Marcus Parks

Yeah, yeah.

McGinnis also blocked legislation that would help sexual assault victims with disabilities, which is a, I mean, it's a hard thing to come out and say, nah.

In 1988, Jimmy Savile and Brian McGinnis were brought in to be a part of a task force to reform Broadmoor Psychiatric Hospital.

And so these monsters sat on the hospital's board right next to various other allies of Margaret Thatcher.

This was a Thatcher project.

Now, being on the actual board of Broadmoor emboldened Savile even further, and he began shaping the institution to suit his own needs.

He recommended smaller wards with more private rooms, more individual therapy for patients, and a new office for himself.

All of Saville's requests were granted, but it was discovered after his death that Saville had used his seedier connections to gather blackmail on Broadmoor staff, which he used to get them to support his ideas.

To further distract from his own crimes, Saville even started accusing nurses of committing fraud through fake overtime claims, and even told people that there was a hidden IRA terrorist cell operating out of Broadmoor.

Now, none of these claims were true, but they did wonders at keeping the criminal focus off of Jimmy Savile at Broadmoor Psychiatric Institute.

So all you got to do is just accuse someone of fraud, say there are terrorists out there somewhere, go look for them.

It works on many levels for many different people at any time in history.

But to truly show you how much control and influence Jimmy Savile had over Broadmoor, Savile basically handpicked the new general manager of the institution during his so-called reform.

Savile recommended his good friend of 20 years, Alan Franey, who had no experience whatsoever working at an institution like Broadmoor, a fucking high security psychiatric...

facility.

But because the establishment listened to Savile, and because it's apparently a long-standing feature of conservative governments to give important jobs to people with absolutely no experience, Franey held the manager position at Broadmoor for eight years.

That meant that for eight years, Jimmy Savile had total unrestricted access to all the patients and prisoners at Broadmoor, while Franey himself had something around 50 so-called affairs on the grounds.

No, they made it where it was, I mean, it was just for themselves.

Yeah.

And so, with almost total control over the facility, Savile began parking his caravan at the main gate, where he would stand wearing swim trunks, a gold chain, and sunglasses.