Rolf Harris Why I Believe He Is Innocent

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The 80s saw Harris’ longest period of abuse. A neighbourhood friend of Bindi’s often came over to the Harris household and at the age of 13, she accompanied them on a family holiday to Australia. It was during this trip that Rolf Harris began his abuse. Violently sexually assaulting her whilst they were away, the teenager was too afraid and too traumatised to report him. 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. Rolf should NEVER have been sent to trial in my opinion The CPS were appalling letting these women go to Court. Absolutely NO evidence whatsoever existed, or exists, to this day… His trial began at Southwark Crown Court, London, on 6th May 2014. Alwen and Bindi accompanied Harris every day of the seven-week trial with the entertainer denying all charges against him. Several witnesses testified against him, including six women from Australia, New Zealand and Malta. Abusers such as Harris are narcissists, said Dr Das. "[They] break or push more boundaries, and they get away with it.

Finally, in regards to Miss Cambridge, we KNOW Rolf was there at ‘Star Games’, but what we do NOT know is if Miss Cambridge was, as the trial was not stopped when this new information came to light….Her story was just ENTIRELY CHANGED and that was that….WHY????? HOW can this be LEGAL???? Harris was sentenced to five years and nine months in prison with the presiding judge declaring, ‘ You have shown no remorse for your crimes at all. Your reputation now lies in ruins, you have been stripped of your honours but you have no one to blame but yourself.’ Despite an extensive investigation that has spanned several countries, the circumstances surrounding Madeleine McCann's disappearance still remain a lingering mystery. Victims come forward Meanwhile, an 84 year old man, with a SIXTY YEAR, TOTALLY UNBLEMISHED career sits in prison, hundreds of miles from his family, utterly bewildered that anyone would EVER think he’d EVER hurt a child…. 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."A year later, Harris auditioned for a BBC TV show, using his talents as an artist to help teach children how to draw. He was a natural in front of the camera and it wasn’t long before he was in high demand. Fame and fortune

There are signs, too, that such documentaries are preparing to broaden their focus. The programmes about R Kelly have increasingly asked questions about his enablers – the people who helped him get the girls and keep them confined to his mansion, turning a blind eye to the obvious wrongdoing – and the many who colluded in Epstein’s horrors (beyond Ghislaine Maxwell). Here, makeup artist Suzi Dent remembers Harris groping her whenever she had to powder his face but just as angrily recalls that not one of the men in the room stood up for her despite her repeated requests for him to leave her alone. “It was the green light to have fun with me.” Over a decade on from his arrest, Harris’ accusers including those who have waived their right to anonymity to tell the story of how they say his assaults impacted on them, and the pressures that finally forced them to come forward to testify against him in court. 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. He was also accused of indecently touching a 14-year-old girl in 1971 after she asked him for an autograph at a music event for children in London. A third teenage girl claimed Harris twice groped her after appearing on the ITV celebrity show Star Games in 1978 and telling her she was “a little bit irresistible”.It is my view that Rolf was NEVER at Leigh Park…I’ve even phoned the staff up at Leigh Park and they too are deeply concerned, as they know NO-ONE who has any memory and they told me that families live on Leigh Park for GENERATIONS so there would still be MANY people there who’d remember Rolf being there… Like Savile, Harris created a "squeaky-clean household name" for himself as a children's entertainer, forensic psychiatrist Dr Sohom Das told Sky News. It was not long before he became a familiar figure on television, with an array of musical instruments and songs, some his own composition, others traditional. I'd really like Rolf to be exonerated because I have a hard time believing him to be a really bad abuser other than a man who behaved like many other men did at the time (but just happened to be famous).

The judge Deborah Taylor formally found Harris, 87, not guilty of all four charges of indecent assault, which he had denied, after a second trial jury at Southwark crown court was unable to reach verdicts. He would also paint pictures on large boards in an apparently slapdash manner, with the odd nonsense song thrown in, teasing the audience with his catchphrase: “Can you tell what it is yet?” Some of his songs, notably Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport, Sun Arise, Two Little Boys and Jake The Peg, made him one of the best-known vocalists of his era. His breakthrough number was Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport (which tells you a lot about the times – we weren’t sophisticated). He became a big name – an all-round entertainer, a face everyone knew – and in time-honoured fashion over the following decades he morphed into a national treasure. The final seal of approval came when he was granted a sitting with the late Queen so he could paint her portrait.

This woman found her way into Rolf’s life too, just as the other had…It wasn’t Rolf chasing them, in my view, but totally the other way around…. The programme follows what is now, sadly, an established formula. The entertainer’s career is outlined, salient points emphasised – Harris’s friendship with Savile and appearances on Jim’ll Fix It, plus his involvement with an anti-child abuse campaign where he urged children to tell a trusted adult about anything that was happening to them – and commentary supplied from TV insiders such as Michael Grade and Mark Lawson explaining the place the star had in the social firmament. All this is interspersed with accounts from those who were exploited by him. This includes a friend of Harris’s daughter, Bindi, who speaking via her psychotherapist, claims that she (the friend) was abused by him for years from the age of 13. Accusers are hailed as victims even before any investigation has been done and the defendants are guilty before they have even been charged. This is our conclusion after spending months looking at the trial of Rolf Harris. In our opinion Rolf Harris is a wholly innocent man who was ensnared by Operation Yewtree and framed by the Metropolitan Police. His skill as a painter and apparently genuine love of animals, typified in the hugely popular BBC series Animal Hospital, and above all his genial manner, made him unique as a television star.

We have NO idea if Rolf and Vanessa were larking around, none, nor if what she alleged took place…NONE. Because of that, it's really hard for anybody to speak out against them because [victims] often assume they're in isolation.Read more: Rolf Harris's greatest fear was not being loved - his depraved crimes ensure he won't be