Lord Ashcroft Book throws new questions about Savile Skandal on Savile Skandal – Guido Fawkes

Lord Ashcroft Book raises new questions to Saviler about Savile Scandal

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The Jimmy Savile CPS scandal has raised his head again – this time in Lord Ashcroft's new Biography of Starrer, Red flag. Co-snacks will remember that two police forces surrey and Sussex-Savile have examined allegations of gender abuse for 30 months. The Crown Criminal Service helped them. In October 2009, the CPS gave that the case should be dropped.

Starrer has always said that he was never aware that the CPS even examined Savile between 2007 and 2009 and was DPP from October 2008. A 2013 review, which was commissioned by Alison Levitt, the then chief chief law consultant, came to the conclusion that only a CPS lawyer (granted anonymity) dealt with the Savile examination before he was under control of the legal anonymity and the inference, the lawyer, the law, which has the secret that has the secret, in Insulation. Ashcroft asks in his book whether this is plausible …

The book claims that the Surrey police have informed other organizations about their studies on Savile between 2007 and 2009:

1. Children's service of the Surrey County Council.
2. Barnardo.
3. West Yorkshire Police Child Protection Unit.

From 2008 several Sun Journalists also knew that Savile was suspected. Ashcroft writes:

“Savile was not an unknown figure. He was one of the most famous men in Great Britain, a Stalwart of the BBC and the charity, a knight of the empire, and a friend of the royal family, who had once been familiar with high -ranking politicians like Margaret Thatcher, who had decided that the Saviler about the Savile investigation over the Savile investigation?”

The CPS colleague from Starrer, Alison Levitt, who had freed the organization of misconduct on this matter, received a political peerage in December last year and was sitting in the House of Lords for the Labor Party. The media rounded off Boris because they have to pursue the failure of the CPS to pursue Savile, although Starer claimed that he would always make the can for decisions of organizations that he did. Ashcroft raises uncomfortable questions for the PM …