make some terrific points; I found this exchange particularly interesting. Miss Jones was Headmistress at the school during the entire Savile era (as well as before he visited and afterwards) - she is now 91... Anna was a pupil there...

At last, intelligent people are putting 2 and 2 together and reaching 4...

from Anna...

I spoke to Miss Jones for an hour this morning - she is in good spirits, but exceedingly angry.
She has no interest whatsoever in talking to the media, she is of the opinion that they twist everything, omit anything that doesn’t fit their agenda, cannot be trusted, and I cannot find the words to convince her otherwise - I’m probably not the best person to do so anyway, since I very much agree with her.
Her entire career has been trashed with allegations that ‘she pimped girls out to high flown paedophile rings’ and that she ‘knew what was happening and did nothing’- and night after night, her old school that she gave so much of her life for appears on her television screen, portrayed as some Victorian institution where ‘God knows what went on’…and what does it boil down to? She allowed the girls to meet a famous DJ who invited them to watch his show in London, and allegedly….put one girls hand on his crotch. Jesus, and she finds herself at the centre of one of the biggest scandals in modern Britain, with no reddress.


andee January 11, 2013 at 20:21
I thought in one of your earlier posts that she will tell the Police what really went on, but then again can they be trusted (from the looks of the ‘Victims’ report)

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Anna Raccoon January 11, 2013 at 20:38
She did Andee, she spent two days with two officers from Operation Outreach, and gave them all the documents and all the information they could possibly need. The Yewtree report only reflects the victims claims…..incidentally the police didn’t bother to make an appointment, didn’t knock on her door, just walked straight into her house - a 91 year old woman, and she was still polite and helpful to them….!

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JuliaM January 11, 2013 at 21:29
Sadly, her generation will be - they think the police are out to get to the truth. In her generation, they were.