New Epstein Files: Savile's New Orleans Appearance Alleged

0:00On March 10th, newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation include a woman's claim that Jimmy Savile performed as entertainment at, a trade show in New Orleans. She described the event as disturbing, with perverted men and even sex slaves present. This marks the first known reference to the late British TV host in the three million pages of files from the U.S. Department of Justice. The woman shared this in video interviews with the FBI in February and March 2021, after Epstein's death, but before Galein Maxwell's trial. She called Savile a sexual deviant and mentioned two of Epstein's wealthy friends attending. She also claimed Epstein worked as a substitute teacher at her high school in the mid-1970s. Both Epstein and Savile were predatory abusers who targeted hundreds of victims over decades, often using their fame to gain access. Savile, known for shows like Top of the Pops and Jimmel Fixed, abused more than 500 people mostly teens, with the full extent revealed, after his 2011 death.

1:04Officials have not confirmed the woman's story, and it lacks verification in the files. She got some details wrong, like Epstein's childhood neighborhood and photos she provided did not match her accounts. Representatives for the name friends denied attending or knowing Savile, calling the claims fiction. These documents continued to uncover links in Epstein's world, sparking fresh discussions on both sides of the Atlantic about unchecked predators.