Report concludes ‘probably best not to give open access to kids to a suspected paedophile’

A report into Jimmy Savile’s activities at Stoke Mandeville hospital has concluded that if someone’s paedophilia is ‘an open secret’, and there have been ten complaints against him for abusing children, one of those being a formal complaint, it’s probably best not to give him unrestricted access to kids.

The report said: “Giving him a master key and his own apartment in the hospital should have been somewhere down the list of things to do when they found out he possibly abused children, after calling the police, banning him from the children’s wards and did we mention, CALLING THE POLICE.”