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		</div><p>One of Jimmy Savile&#8217;s victims was a 12-year-old girl from Scotland who persuaded her aunt to take her to see Top of the Pops.</p>
<p>The girl had travelled to London to visit the relative, who agreed to accompany her to the studios in December 1973.</p>
<p>She and a 10-year-old boy ended up being taken to a dressing room to meet Savile, who still had on the Womble costume he had worn to present the show.</p>
<p>The woman, who now lives abroad, told the review that after chatting for around 15 minutes Savile raped the boy before sexually assaulting her.</p>
<p>Afterwards the presenter put an arm round each of them and told them that what had happened was a &#8220;secret&#8221;.</p>
<p>The victim said she remembers walking to the Tube station and telling her aunt they had seen Slade and had had pop and biscuits with Savile.</p>
<p>The report said: &#8220;She did not tell anyone what had happened.<br />
&#8220;She thought it was her fault and that she might go to hell for what she had done.&#8221;</p>
<p>Savile was a regular visitor to Scotland and owned a cottage in Glencoe which was sold after his death.</p>
<p>The woman came forward after seeing a newspaper advertisement placed by a firm of solicitors, inviting victims of Savile to make contact.</p>
<p>The man who had been in Savile&#8217;s dressing room with her had instructed the same firm and one testimony supported the other, with Dame Janet Smith saying &#8220;I accept their accounts as true&#8221;.</p>
<p>The review heard evidence that Savile would on occasion bring an entourage of middle-aged men with him to the studios.</p>
<p>Describing the man who escorted the two children to his room, the report said: &#8220;If the man with the earring was one of the entourage, it would explain first why a boy of 10 and a girl of 12 were let into the studio.</p>
<p>&#8220;Second, if the man with the earring was keeping guard outside the dressing room, the risk which Savile took by behaving as he did with these two children would be much reduced.&#8221;</p>
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