Rolf Harris once told Jimmy Savile to leave a young girl in his “capable” hands, a sickening resurfaced clip has revealed.
The chilling clip appears in Rolf Harris: Hiding in Plain Sight which airs tonight (Tuesday, October 31) at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
Chilling new documentary to air on ITV
A chilling clip of Rolf Harris and Jimmy Savile appeared in a recent documentary about Rolf Harris. The two-part documentary – titled Rolf Harris: Hiding In Plain Sight – will air on ITV1 again tonight (Tuesday, October 31).
The documentary tells “the extraordinary truth behind the rise and fall of former national treasure Rolf Harris using rare archive and exclusive testimony from those closest to the trial”.
Several of Harris’ accusors appear in the programme. They waived their right to anonymity so that they could tell their stories. The documentary also featured an “exclusive new testimony”. It also revealed the unseen evidence that led to his downfall.
Disgusting clip of Rolf Harris and Jimmy Savile released
The documentary featured clips from Jim’ll Fix It. Savile was exposed as a peadophile after his death in 2011. In the clip, Savile introduced Harris to a young girl. The little girl wanted to help Harris with one of his paintings.
Prior to meeting Harris, Savile read out the little girl’s letter. “Dear Jimmy, I have always wanted to see Rolf Harris doing one of his paintings, please could you fix it for me. Love, Lynn,” it read.
Savile then introduces the little girl to Harris. “Come here, turn around, look at the ladies and gentlemen. You see this young lady sir? She wishes that she could help you with one of your paintings,” he says to Harris.
“Do you think that I may leave her in your charge?” he then asks.
Harris then replies, saying: “Safely leave her in my capable hands here. I’ll just roll my sleeves up.”
Rolf Harris and Jimmy Savile clip resurfaces
According to the Mirror, Harris asks the young girl whether she was enjoying doing the painting. “Give them a big smile because they only see the back of your head otherwise, you see?” he says. After finishing the painting, Harris reportedly tells Savile that the girl was “anxious to run away”.
“‘She is, I’ve got fast hold of her here,” Savile then replies. “You stay here and enjoy it, girl,” Harris then said.
However, there is no indication that the girl in the clip was a victim of abuse. Harris was convicted of sexually assaulting four underage girls in 2014. He was then released from prison on licence in 2017.
Harris died earlier this year, aged 93.
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Rolf Harris: Hidden in Plain Sight airs tonight at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
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