While she has plenty of experience working undercover, she admitted she was 'really afraid' as she was trailed back to her hotel room. She wrote about her shock at how frequently women were harassed and sexually assaulted on nights out and added that, while the man followed her uninvited as she carried out the experiment, members of the public did not step in to try and help her.Įllie wrote: 'Seeing your previous, vulnerable, drunk self through sober eyes is a chilling experience - and nothing could truly prepare me for what came next.' Writing in The Times, Ellie revealed her fear in the moment she confronted a man - although thankfully, she added the security team didn't need to step in to remove him. The man, who is carrying a can of Red Bull, replies: 'We came together.'Įllie then shakes her head and replies: 'No, I told you I was fine on my own.' He sits on the bed before Ellie, now appearing completely sober, asks him: 'Why have you followed me here?' to which the man replies: 'I like you.'Įllie defiantly replies: 'I didn't give you any indication that I wanted you to follow me here. In the footage, 'drunk' Ellie directs the man to 'sit there' as she points to a bed.Īs the man, whose face has been blurred out and whose voice has been altered, tries to take off his shoes, Ellie's voice becomes more commanding as she says: 'sit down there'. Other images from the Dispatches documentary show the man putting his hand on her shoulder as he follows her back
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