www.mirror.co.uk/


She said: “He spotted me in my uniform and asked, ‘You look really cold, do you fancy a cuppa?’. I instantly knew who he was from shows like Top of the Pops and Jim’ll Fix It. He was easy to recognise in his tracksuit.

So it wasnt the cigar and mad hair then.. Just the tracksuit!!

..or as Jim Davidson now calls the Mirror: "The official sponsor of Operation Yewtree"

giles2008 wrote:
www.mirror.co.uk/


She said: “He spotted me in my uniform and asked, ‘You look really cold, do you fancy a cuppa?’. I instantly knew who he was from shows like Top of the Pops and Jim’ll Fix It. He was easy to recognise in his tracksuit.

So it wasnt the cigar and mad hair then.. Just the tracksuit!!

How do you know it is fantasy, you don't. It may well be true. The pictures of the girl do look a bit like Jimmy Saville. Although Saville's natural hair colour was brown. She should have a dna test to get the truth. Assuming that it is possible to get the DNA of a dead person. The story may have been embellished to titilate readers and the use of the term monster is unnecessary. If this affair happened then it was clearly a consensual affair and not some abusive attack.

"Why are Jimmy Savile's daughters always called Georgina?

And why are they always blond, when we all know Jimmy was naturally a dark-haired man"!

The latest from MoorLarkin

jimcannotfixthis.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/...sister-ray-said.html

yes I always though Savile had the very worst blonde dye job in the business.

Must have done it himself to save money (legendary tightness)

....and why was Ms Ray using a commercial property specialist for a lawyer?

www.legal500.com/firms/4699/offices/7720/lawyers/90588

...any connection with the latest Yewtree arrest, also in Stafford?

Rubbish, he didn't live in that Penthouse in 1982, and didn't for several more years!

Whilst she was dealing with a property issue, she told him her story!

Saville was born with hair green on one side and pink on the other - at least that was how it was when I saw him in front of me in the cafeterria in Bush House in 1975.