Jimmy Savile's youngest victim, 9, speaks out against 'King Jimmy' Savile then told him he could earn a badge of his own, rather than sharing one among his scout friends, and took him into a dressing room where he molested him and forced the child to touch him intimately. Mr Cook added: "After I'd done up my shorts Jimmy warned me not to tell. He became really scary and and said 'Don't you dare tell anyone. Don't even tell your mates. We know where you live. Then he said, 'Nobody would believe you anyway - I'm King Jimmy'. Mr Cook said the experience left him introverted and guilty, and turned him from a popular schoolboy into a "terrified" child. "All I feel is hatred for that man," he said. I wish he was still alive to face up to what he's done. He is just the second male victim to come forward as police examine 340 lines of enquiry.