Today's reports about Jimmy Saville's exploits with people aged between 5 and 75 and a number who couldn't consent to his fumblings even if they'd wanted to, because they were already dead, somewhat beggars belief.
The situation at Broadmoor, where he influence staff appointments and had keys to access various parts of the hospital just are gob-smacking. The extent of his criminality suggests that rather than being a "hospital visitor" supreme at Broadmoor, he was in fact a dangerous lunatic who ought to have been incarcerated there.
I suppose this is not a correct psychiatric diagnosis - they would probably simply have found he had a "personality disorder" and had no reason to detain him.
The situation at Broadmoor, where he influence staff appointments and had keys to access various parts of the hospital just are gob-smacking. The extent of his criminality suggests that rather than being a "hospital visitor" supreme at Broadmoor, he was in fact a dangerous lunatic who ought to have been incarcerated there.
I suppose this is not a correct psychiatric diagnosis - they would probably simply have found he had a "personality disorder" and had no reason to detain him.
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