Nine informal complaints were made about the sexual behaviour of paedophile Jimmy Savile at Stoke Mandeville Hospital but none "were either taken seriously or escalated to senior management", a report into his abuse of 60 victims there has found. A formal complaint was also made but later dropped.
One of the 60 victims of Jimmy Savile at Stoke Mandeville Hospital has said she feels "let down and betrayed" by a report into his behaviour.
She was being treated for skin cancer at the Buckinghamshire hospital in 1977, when she was sexually abused by the former entertainer.
Speaking under the name Abigail, the woman, known as Victim 21 in the report, said the document had left out key bits of her story.
The report states that Victim 21 was ignored by a ward sister who found her "hysterical and crying" after the attack, telling her to be quiet as Savile would not do such a dreadful thing.
It added that her father took the matter to a registrar, but did not pursue it because of her ill health.
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