After hundreds of accusations that
claim Jimmy Savile molested hundreds of youngsters, the disgraced DJ has
been caught on live TV groping a petrified teenager.
Sylvia Edwards can be seen sitting next to the blonde presenter on Top Of The Pops as he announces the next song to viewers, surrounded by a group of teenage girls, after the recording appeared on You Tube.
But then a horrified Sylvia leaps off of her chair, shrieks and tried to move away from smirking Savile, who calmly talks into the camera.
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The
presenter grins as he shoves his hand up her skirt, tries to grab her
bottom and fondles her - as she clearly looks distressed and attempts to
wriggle free from him.
The young blonde, who was then a trainee hairdresser, told The Sun that she was so upset she ran to a BBC employee and told them how the pervert had mauled her - but was told to 'get lost' because Savile was only 'messing about'
The 55-year-old recalls how her assault was dismissed, even though it was patently obvious she was being groped.
The mother-of-two, who was 19 at the time, recalled how the male employee was furious at her for complaining about the alleged pervert's wandering hands, The Sun reported.
She claims she was branded as stupid and says that as a shy teenager she did not have the courage to pursue her complaint.
Savile was 50 at the time of the recording on November 25, 1976 in the BBC's West London TV Centre.
Now, 36 years later, Ms Edwards says that she can remember every terrifying moment of Savile's attack, she told The Sun.
She said: ''I felt his fingers go towards my bottom. It was disgusting.
'...He just laughed and carried on mauling me while talking to the camera.'
Despite Sylvia's clear discomfort, the alleged pervert smirks as he says: 'I tell you something, a fella could get used to this, as it happens, he really could get used to it.'
Sylvia, from Twickenham, south London, blasted the sexual predator as being 'casual' as he sexually assaulted her, The Sun reported.
She also blames the attack for creating upsetting memories, which contributed to the collapse of her marriage nine years ago.
A BBC spokesman said: We are horrified at these allegations. When allegations of this nature are made they will be passed to the BBC's investigation team or directly to the police.'
Sylvia Edwards can be seen sitting next to the blonde presenter on Top Of The Pops as he announces the next song to viewers, surrounded by a group of teenage girls, after the recording appeared on You Tube.
But then a horrified Sylvia leaps off of her chair, shrieks and tried to move away from smirking Savile, who calmly talks into the camera.
Scroll down for video
Jimmy Savile can be seen smirking as blonde
Sylvia, seen sitting on the left of the DJ, tries to lean away from his
wandering hands
Jimmy Savile smirks as he molests Sylvia on live TV while other girls look on
Savile continues to grab the distressed teenager, who desperately tries to wriggle away
Hundreds claim they have been victims to Savile's wandering hands
The young blonde, who was then a trainee hairdresser, told The Sun that she was so upset she ran to a BBC employee and told them how the pervert had mauled her - but was told to 'get lost' because Savile was only 'messing about'
The 55-year-old recalls how her assault was dismissed, even though it was patently obvious she was being groped.
The mother-of-two, who was 19 at the time, recalled how the male employee was furious at her for complaining about the alleged pervert's wandering hands, The Sun reported.
She claims she was branded as stupid and says that as a shy teenager she did not have the courage to pursue her complaint.
Savile was 50 at the time of the recording on November 25, 1976 in the BBC's West London TV Centre.
Now, 36 years later, Ms Edwards says that she can remember every terrifying moment of Savile's attack, she told The Sun.
'...He just laughed and carried on mauling me while talking to the camera.'
Despite Sylvia's clear discomfort, the alleged pervert smirks as he says: 'I tell you something, a fella could get used to this, as it happens, he really could get used to it.'
Sylvia, from Twickenham, south London, blasted the sexual predator as being 'casual' as he sexually assaulted her, The Sun reported.
She also blames the attack for creating upsetting memories, which contributed to the collapse of her marriage nine years ago.
A BBC spokesman said: We are horrified at these allegations. When allegations of this nature are made they will be passed to the BBC's investigation team or directly to the police.'
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