Rolf Harris Why I Believe He Is Innocent

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Of all the failed prosecutions and investigations into innocent men, the law of averages gives that eventually an innocent man will be convicted, and this is it. People like Rolf Harris, people like Jimmy Savile, they were able to hide in plain sight, they made people believe they were 'too good' ever to do anything that would hurt a child," he told Sky News.

In October of 2012, the formal criminal investigation into the allegations of child abuse committed by Savile was launched. Harris moves to the UK Former BBC radio presenter, Alex Bellfield was jailed for five-and-a-half years for stalking and harassing several colleagues Behind-the-scenes The allegations against Mr Harris relate to events that allegedly occurred before most people reading this were born. For an individual to come forward with new allegations after so long – even for a crime as serious as sexual assault - is extraordinary, and for such an allegation to be considered credible, more so. From beloved children’s entertainer bestowed with royal honours, to convicted child sex offender, Rolf Harris’ fall from grace was rapid and dramatic. His television career spanned seven decades as he entertained generation after generation. Behind the camera, however, he had a dark side; a deviant sexual predator who continuously exploited his position to abuse innocent victims. Rolf Harris's legacy will not be as an artist who painted the Queen, or a musician who played with The Beatles, but rather as a sexual predator who carried out decades of abuse.Throughout the 80s and into the 2000s, Rolf continued hosting TV shows and even performed at Glastonbury on several occasions. A dry spell led to Rolf being diagnosed with clinical depression but he found his feet again hosting the surprise hit ‘Animal Hospital’.

In the fifties, sixties and seventies it was generally acceptable for men to make sexual innuendos, kiss young girls, put their hands on their knees, hug them inappropriately etc. and this went on everywhere. All this type of behaviour is seen as predatory now as times have changed but that doesn't alter the fact that it was generally seen as acceptable at that time. After deliberating for almost five hours, following a trial lasting two weeks, the jury of seven women and five men said they were unable to reach unanimous or majority 10-to-two verdicts. Entertainment journalist Caroline Frost described Harris's exploitation of his privilege as "a double crime". Leigh Park? NO evidence whatsoever exists to place Rolf here, EVER. ‘Victim’ said it was around time of Moon Landing, (July 1969) Rolf WAS in Australia, EXACTLY has he stated in Court. This can be proven very easily as he was filming out there for much of that year. She stated he’d been singing ‘Two Little Boys’. This wasn’t released until November 1969, becoming the Christmas number one. Something else about this trial in particular, which no mainstream commentators appear to have noted, is the dishonest rhetoric that surrounds it.

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But my heart goes out to those survivors who are carrying a burden of pain that's got nothing to do with anything they did - and everything to do with a predator who used his celebrity, his position of influence, to engage with them and ultimately abuse them." No, we are NOT Elsie and Vi from Coronation Street. We are two friends from the South of England who have known each other for many years. We are of the 'getting on a bit' variety and have long and fond memories of the good old days of television. We were talking about the celebrity prosecutions and jokingly said 'Aunt Sally will accuse Wurzel Gummidge next'. Then the conversation became a bit more serious as we recanted the reality of the prosecutions so far and the realisation dawned that the Yewtree prosecutions WERE that silly.

Abusers such as Harris are narcissists, said Dr Das. "[They] break or push more boundaries, and they get away with it. Did I also mention that Steven George, the man who used to be Alizon Pink, is the person who told this Broadmoor story about Rolf..and he’s got a BOOK out about it, it coming out in 2012 and, if I recall correctly, it being updated in 2013. Strangely, when on ‘This Morning’ telling his Savile story, he made NO MENTION AT ALL of Rolf being there too, ONLY coming out with this part AFTER Rolf had been pronounced (wrongly) guilty. Although Harris had been a constant warm and friendly presence in the British public's household for decades, those who knew him personally had witnessed a different side to the entertainer. They carry this kind of air invincibility around them, which makes it again a lot harder for victims to speak out because they don't think they'll be believed."Harris moved to London in 1952 when he was 22. He enrolled at art school where he met his future wife, Alwen Hughes. Despite an extensive investigation that has spanned several countries, the circumstances surrounding Madeleine McCann's disappearance still remain a lingering mystery. Victims come forward She stated she was on stage, at the head of a queue, 7/8 years old, Rolf crouching down to sign her piece of paper. She says he was looking at her warmly, then states his eyes were very cold (??)..So, he’s crouching down, to be at her level, pen in one hand, paper in t’other, yet, somehow he’s allegedly able to put his ‘hairy’ hands (Rolf has never had hairy hands, find photos of him as younger man on Google images and he held his hands up in Court)…on her legs, going up to her vaginal area, over her clothes, doing this twice, second time far more forcefully. This two-part 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.