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And then when they get the saw to take the head off, that is just the noise of the saw.

There's nothing like it.

And the pathologist is explaining to the note taker

as they're taking out different organs like kidneys,

then the wave them and liver and weight and stomach and they cut the stomach open.

And the smell is just horrific. And there's a certain smell for a death in a post-mortem and I can conjure it at will and it sticks in your nose for a long time.

When you come on duty, you have a briefing and we were told that Jimmy Saville would be coming to the BBC studios down the bottom of Lower Regent Street. So we thought, right,

okay, Jimmy Saville is going, so what? So he might have some children with him, do not touch

him at all under any

circumstances well what you mean don't touch him one why would we touch him and two

why shouldn't we touch him and the minute somebody says to you do not do something

especially as a cop you start thinking hang a minute, what's going on here?

So from that moment on, we started looking at things and found out that it'd been questioned

by the police on child abuse fences.

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