Marcus Parks

Yeah.

People love them.

Yeah, British people get really obsessed about things like this.

I get it.

Well, once Savile established himself completely at Broadmoor, he began taking patients out for rides in his Rolls Royce, where he would, of course, sexually assault them.

Despite the fact that Broadmoor was a high-security facility, Savile even snuck some of the younger patients out to see tapings of his TV shows.

Those patients would, of course, be assaulted at BBC Studios.

Yes.

Yeah, he knew how to do it.

And also, he knew that he could just tell these patients like, we're not supposed to be doing this right now.

We're not.

So you're not supposed to be outside of the facility.

You're not supposed to.

I'm sneaking you out.

And so if they tell then if they say like, hey, this guy raped me, they would also be telling on themselves.

Perhaps, yeah.

Now, Saville had total access to Broadmoor from 1968 until 2004.

And while the Department of Health found only 11 allegations of sexual abuse reported by patients... So only 11.

Only 11.

But between 1968 and 2004, I mean, the real number is certainly...