Sir Jimmy Savile: new allegations presenter abused sick children But he took my face in his hands and rammed his tongue down my throat. I had never been kissed and I didn't really know what had happened - only that it made me absolutely shudder. Afterwards he just walked off as if nothing had happened. Another of Savile's alleged victims was a young brain damaged girl at LGI. A former nurse told ITV1's Daybreak programme: "He kissed her, and I thought he was a visitor coming to see her, and he started rubbing his hands down her arms and then - I don't know of a nice way to put it but he molested her." Stoke Mandeville is now under pressure to set up an inquiry following claims that nurses knew Savile went on "ward rounds" to find young patients to abuse. Staff were said to have told girls on the children's ward to "pretend to be asleep" during his visits. As the scandal continued to grow yesterday, it emerged that nine police forces, from Tayside and Cleveland down to Surrey and Jersey, had received reports of sex abuse involving Savile. The chairman of the BBC Trust, Lord Patten of Barnes, admitted that the former DJ, whom Scotland Yard described as a "predatory sex offender," may not have acted alone and raised the prospect that the corporation may have to make an on-air apology for not stopping him. As well as the abuse Savile allegedly carried out at the hospitals where he worked as a volunteer porter and fund-raiser, he is also thought to have molested girls in his dressing room at the BBC and preyed on vulnerable young people in approved schools and children's homes. Another former patient at Stoke Mandeville, Rebecca Owen, told BBC News last night that nurses at the hospital knew about his behaviour and did not welcome his visits.