Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story<\/a>, has finally arrived on the streaming site.<\/p>\nIncluding archival footage of the disgraced late entertainer, as well as interviews from those who worked closely with Savile, the two-part series reveals the public\u2019s early suspicions of him.<\/p>\n
Following his death in 2011, Savile was widely accused of sexually abusing hundreds of people, many of whom were underaged. He was never charged during his lifetime.<\/p>\n
In the new documentary, which arrived on Netflix on Wednesday 6th April, multiple journalists and former co-workers talk of their concerns about the TV presenter.<\/p>\n
In episode 1, journalist Martin Young reveals he \u201cknew something was wrong\u201d when he first met Savile for an interview, which took place as Savile was taking part in a charity run across the country.<\/p>\n
He adds: \u201cI started to ask him about all the charity work. After all, the run was for charity, but I asked him about working for Leeds Hospital, I think it was.<\/p>\n
\u201cAnyway he did hospital duties and he did ambulance duties as well and he started talking about the crashes and so on that he attended as an ambulance employee, and he told one story that was bizarre for the first time you\u2019d ever met somebody.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe said he went to this one and it was terrible and, \u2018We saw the body and it was definitely dead. It was decapitated.\u2019 And he said, \u2018I rolled under the lorry. I volunteered, and I came back with a head.’\u201d<\/p>\n