Jimmy Savile abuse victim Dee Coles broke down as she opened up about her ordeal that she suffered at the hands of the disgraced entertainer, revealing that she waited until her mother had died before speaking out against her abuser.
During an interview broadcast on BBC One on Monday night, she bravely revealed why it took her so long to come forward.
"I couldn't tell my mum what happened," she said tearfully.
"It's only because she died that I was able to come forward. I didn't want her to have that image.
"It's almost like, it broke my heart, why should I break hers? One heart was enough."
Dee explained that the abuse started during a holiday to Jersey at a caravan park with her mum.
"Savile was staying in his motor home at the same park," she said.
"I asked for photo with him and he got this girl to take some. He started pulling me into him and thrusting his leg between my legs."
Looking back over the photographs in question, Dee said she can tell by her facial expression that she was extremely uncomfortable.
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The late Radio DJ then insisted on a third photograph which involved him taking off his vest.
After that he asked her to join him in his van.
"When we entered the van, it was as different as night is from day," she explained. He then locked the door and pulled me towards him.
"Sometimes, people read about abuse and they think it's the same as adults having sex - except it's with a minor. But it really isn't. It really wasn't."
Dee was the first person to come forward and accuse Savile of child abuse.
Since then, 450 other victims have spoken out to make complaints against Savile, with the period of abuse stretching from 1955 to 2009, with the age of the complainants ranging from eight to 47.