Mohamed Al Fayed Accused of Sexual Misconduct by Dozens of Women
A BBC documentary has prompted new allegations against the late businessman, leading to a renewed investigation by the Metropolitan Police.
- Mohamed Al Fayed, former owner of Harrods, is accused by 65 women of sexual misconduct, including rape and assault.
- Allegations span from 1979 to 2013, with 40 new claims surfacing after a recent BBC documentary aired.
- Victims describe a pattern of grooming and abuse facilitated by Al Fayed's associates, with incidents occurring in multiple locations including London and Paris.
- The Metropolitan Police are reviewing these allegations, which include 21 previously known cases, despite Al Fayed's death in 2023.
- Harrods has issued an apology and is reportedly settling some claims out of court without admitting liability.
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