I thought that the conversations with the victims were heartbreaking.
I've mentioned before that back around 1980, I was told by a nurse at Stoke Mandeville that her and a number of her colleagues refused to go to the hospital when Savile was there, because of his pervy behaviour, including in the morgue. No action was taken against him by the seniors it was reported to, but the staff were allowed to change shifts whenever he was there, which speaks volumes.
I appreciate things were different back then, which is why the vicitms felt as they did, but if a nomark in Hull was aware of his unacceptable behaviour back then, I refuse to believe that nobody in any of the institutions he infested knew, or that he was the only one at it.
The BBC 'outrage' after things became public rings very, very hollow to me.