"Do YOU believe it is right to ignore the most basic tenet of English Law"
I go along %100 with this, but I do believe that there comes a point in the disclosures where the probability of it having happened becomes obvious and I think we might have reached that point.
It is immaterial whether the suggested culprit is alive or dead; if it is true that the BBC was aware of the possiblity that it was happening and they allowed Savile to go on working with children, they have a serious case to answer.
I think I am right in remembering that there have been at least three other 'media stars' who, it has been suggested, were involved in these claimed events - do we ignore the possibility that they are still out there and allow them to go uninvestigated, and maybe even to continue to practice their 'little weakness' in order to keep the memory of 'Sunny Jim' untarnished.
Jim Carroll