I look at columnists ages & mostly come to the conclusion, that age plays a lot in what they say.
Sabbagh was born in 1971. So, doesn't really know anything about Savile, the 1970s, or much else, before the 1990s.
A decent columnist should clearly of been born before 1955, to actually any clue about 1970s history.
I'd go down the road of saying (not doubting) that 99% of all stories on Jimmy Savile, are complete fiction.
I was reading a post (on another site) going on about people stealing information from posts on Pop Forum sites, & then trying to sell the info on Ebay, together with editions of Top Of The Pops & vintage recordings of Radio shows (that had been shared on media share sites) for a profit e.g. an edition of Alan Freeman's Pick Of The Pops from 1962, was selling at £10 a go. It didn't actually belong to the seller. He'd half inched it on a download & decided to make some cash. So, there are many crooks, that would also sell lies, for cash.
It's quite a crooked world, when ex detectives are also in that business, along with police, newspapers & TV companies. What a crooked country indeed. How to beat a recession...Just lie, until your blue in the mouth.
A new TV series called Cowboy Correspondence Claimers, might be a good idea. A TV crew visits the general public, that tell lies, for a living.
The first show investigates how a mother aged 53, set up an accident in her local Supermarket, so she could claim £20,000 in damages.
The 2nd show, explains how a woman, falsely claimed £15,000 from an ex record producer, after he apparently brushed against her in the studio
The 3rd show, covers a man, that sued a Newspaper, for falsely calling him an idiot (after he spent all his schooling in a remedial class)
The 4th show, investigates an ex detective, who conned viewers in believing a make believe documentary, concerning an ex Popstar, whom he set up, to be a male prostitute
The 5th (& final show) covers a conspiracy involving over 200 men & women, who falsely accused a dead DJ, of molesting them & claimed a total of £4million in wrongful damages
That 5th one, would be a must watch!
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