‘I have loved all this coming out about Jimmy and I feel guilty I didn’t do something about it earlier,’ he told the Mail yesterday.Īfter Savile died last year, Guy was one of the relatives who publicly praised him. He has regularly spoken to friends about his experiences in the late 1960s, but no one took him seriously until this week’s revelations. Guy said Savile sometimes arrived with a man dressed as a priest and he believed the young victims may have come from an orphanage or children’s home. Several household names from the world of showbusiness were party regulars. He said there were ‘never any women’ at the parties and although he didn’t see any sexual abuse, it was ‘perfectly obvious’ what was happening. Guy, now 59, said the youngsters would disappear into the bedrooms with men and return later. Guy and his teenage friends were used as ‘intermediaries’ to hang out with the younger victims.
