Chilling moment Rolf Harris teaches children about ‘touching’ in disturbing video
CHILLING footage shows Rolf Harris teaching kids about “touching”.
The resurfaced clip shows the paedophile entertainer telling children about how to show their parents “where they didn’t want to be touched”.
Harris, now 93, served three years in prison after being found guilty of 12 indecent assaults against four underage girls in the UK.
An old clip that has recently reemerged on social media shows the disgraced Australian painter and singer speaking to a group of youngster about “touching”.
The disturbing footage shows Harris sitting down by a tree with four kids before touching the shoulders of one and another’s face.
He then says: “And it’s that sort of touching I want to talk about today as it helps you to understand the sort of touching that doesn’t make you feel too good.”
Harris then goes on to tell the children how they can explain to their parents where they were touched if needed.
He says: “You could always take your dolly and you could use that to point out to your mummy where you were actually touched where you didn’t want to be touched.”
Drawing a picture into the ground of a girl, he adds: “Or you could draw a picture and you could point out on the picture where you were touched.”
In the same clip, he goes on to say that “touching can be one of the nicest feelings in the whole world”.
It comes after Harris was accused of sexually assaulting a vulnerable ten-year-old girl at a school holiday camp.
The alleged victim is suing Harris – who has terminal cancer – for allegedly molesting her in Melbourne in 1982.
In 2014, Harris was sentenced to five years and nine months in prison after being found guilty of 12 counts of indecent assault against four underage girls.
His trial heard one of the victims was a childhood friend of his daughter and another a young autograph hunter.
He was released from prison in May 2017 part-way through a re-trial on four accusations of indecent assault.
In November 2017, Harris appeared at the Court of Appeal in London to try and overturn his 2014 convictions, claiming jurors in the case were “poisoned” against him.
He had one conviction overturned following his appeal, but the other 11 remain.
Harris found fame in the 1960s with the release of his hit song Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport.
He later moved to Berkshire and became a UK TV star.
The artist, who famously painted the late Queen Elizabeth II, was stripped of his CBE and other accolades after his sickening crimes came to light as part of Operation Yewtree.
The disgraced performer was last seen in public walking his dog near his rural estate in Bray, Berkshire, two years ago.
He is reportedly “gravely ill” and unable to speak or eat without a tube since being diagnosed with neck cancer.
