absolutely still

The things Daily Mail readers read. Norma Levy, of Lord Lambton notoriety, interviewed here:

Her first big-name customer was a millionaire businessman, the brother of a former Lord Mayor of London, she claims. Another was Billy Butlin, boss of Britain's favourite holiday camp chain. The wealthier and more famous her clients, the more kinky their fetishes seemed to be.

Perhaps her weirdest client was the oil magnate Jean Paul Getty, she recalls. She claims to have visited the late Getty, then in his 70s, three times at Sutton Place, his Tudor mansion near Guildford, Surrey.
'When I got there, he would ask me to change into this white robe, and then make me lie down in an open coffin,' she says.

'I laid there, absolutely still, for about 50 minutes. No sex took place. Jean Paul would just stand over me in his underpants, just looking at me. I don't know what he did, because I didn't always have my eyes open.

Creepy enough, but for some reason I just don’t want to know what Billy Butlin wanted.

Comments

[Alex]

In David Niven's unreliable memoir, he quotes a hooker of his acquaintance as describing a pre-war Australian newspaper proprietor visiting London and paying a number of women to put feathers in their backsides, and circle around him pecking the floor, which apparently got him off without further intervention.

I have always assumed that this was Sir Keith Murdoch.