Jimmy Savile told interviewer, 'I don't do underage sex' He was also questioned about rumours printed by tabloid newspapers, although UTV presenter Gerry Kelly made no specific mention of paedophile allegations. Savile replied: "Any tabloid journalist will tell you two things. One: I'm very boring. Two: I don't do drugs, I don't do underage sex or any of them things that you read in the papers today. But they still like coming round to talk to me cause they know that I'll give them an angle they've maybe never had before. He added: "I don't have an Internet, I don't have a computer, I don't know what an email is. I don't know anything about that world... All these odd things that you're talking about [the rumours]... Hey, all you can expect from a pig is a grunt. Doesn't bother me in the slightest. Scotland Yard Commander Peter Spindler, who is leading Operation Yewtree, the police investigation into sexual abuse allegations against Savile and others, yesterday warned living culprits: "We will come for you." Officers have so far spoken to 130 people who have come forward, and 114 allegations of crime have emerged. Detectives are now "developing an arrest strategy" but have yet to detain anyone or interview them under caution, he said. Other stars who appeared on the BBC are understood to be among those under investigation. Cmdr Spindler confirmed that Scotland Yard investigated an alleged sex attack by Savile at BBC Television Centre in the 1980s but no charges were brought. A second victim contacted the Metropolitan Police in 2003 to say Savile had "touched her inappropriately" in the 1970s but she did not want to press charges and simply wanted the force to know about it so they could use it as intelligence. Cmdr Spindler said Savile was undoubtedly one of the most prolific sex offenders he had come across, adding: "I have no doubt that we're in a watershed moment for child abuse investigation, and Operation Yewtree will be a landmark investigation."