Untouchable Jimmy Savile
A Deeper Dive Than the BBC’s The Reckoning and Netflix’s Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story
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RM Samuel
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Shaun Attwood
About this listen
Who was Jimmy Savile? More than anything he was a list of contradictions. He was a practising Catholic who raped young boys and girls and had sex with corpses. He was a God-fearing believer who participated in satanic rituals. He was an unprecedentedly generous charity fundraiser who was too tight to buy his own meals. He was a friend of princes and dukes who ate bacon sandwiches at his local greasy spoon. He was a peace activist who tied up troublemakers in his nightclubs and had them brutally beaten. He was a fairy godfather who hated children.
Through his relationships with the Royal Family, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Pope John Paul, who gave him a Papal Knighthood, Savile built a powerbase that insulated him from prosecution. Raised to the heights of fame by the BBC, this evil genius preyed on the young and vulnerable for over five decades.
The Untouchable Jimmy Savile book series demolishes the mainstream media narratives portrayed in Netflix’s Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story and the BBC’s The Reckoning to show that Savile’s behaviour was enabled by the most powerful members of the establishment for whom he was a fixer and a procurer.
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- clive t.
- 06-03-25
Wow. What a terrible story
Absolutely hooked from the beginning, really don’t understand the bad review about the narrator, I thought he was brilliant. Read a few of Shaun’s books on holiday. Always keeps me glued to the story
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- S
- 02-03-25
Shocking story
I'd heard lots of stuff about Jimmy Saville but this compiled all them in one book. Cannot believe he got away with it for so long and the way that so many seemingly covered it all up. This book had me hooked from the start but it mentions book 2 which I cannot find yet. Narration was great, hope to listen him read more books.
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- Crazy Shopper Lady
- 27-01-25
A fabulous read!!
Really didn’t want to like/enjoy this read, but it was riveting from the off. Thank you 👏
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- Shane
- 11-01-25
Wow fantastic
Knowing that the writer had some crazy life in jail etc he sure can write some good books enjoyed this so much
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- PC
- 04-02-25
Nothing new, dodgy sources and dreadful narration. Avoid
First, using David Icke as a source blows any credibility out of the water. Second, please use a narrator who can read English with English pronunciation. Third, please don't just recycle everyone else's old material. Then I might read the follow up.
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- Vicky
- 26-01-25
No worlds
We now know how bad he was, but we didn’t know he was this bad, you have to feel sorry for absolutely everybody involved in that man’s life
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- Terry
- 01-02-25
Chilling
How can one man hold so much power over so many people? Money really does talk
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- Marion
- 31-01-25
The clarity.
Was very shocking. Dreadful that he got away with it for all those years. Unbelievable.
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- Anonymous User
- 27-02-25
shocking
a repeat of other articles and books....flat narration really did not work. the glossy artwork does not reflect the content.
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- D. Thomas
- 03-04-25
Nonsensical tabloid overlay on hideous crimes
Not surprising that the author references unsubstantiated rumours that Saville was a Satanist, when he quotes rags like the Mail, the Express and the lunatic conspiracy theorist David Icke.
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