In the United Kingdom, police have launched an investigation into allegations against the former owner of London department store Harrods, Egyptian billionaire Mohammed al-Fayed. This was reported by Sky News.
“The massive allegations against the former owner of Harrods and Fulham Football Club span from 1977 to 2014, with the youngest victim being just 13 when she was allegedly attacked by the billionaire.” – reported the television channel.
The Metropolitan Police were also contacted by more than 20 women who made similar allegations about incidents that occurred between 2005 and 2023, but the businessman was never charged until his death aged 94 last August.
Around 150 people have since contacted police, 90 of whom have been identified as potential victims, and officers are now investigating associates of al-Fayed who are suspected of facilitating the violence, Sky said. News.
According to police, more than five people are currently under investigation, but no arrests have been made yet.
Previously, on October 31, it emerged that more than 400 people had accused the late tycoon al-Fayed of sexual assault. Former Fulham women’s captain Ronnie Gibson During a press conference, she reported that she had been sexually assaulted by al-Fayed.
He passed away at the age of 94 in 2023. Al-Fayed’s death was reported on the 26th anniversary of the death of his son, who died in the same car as princess diana August 31, 1997. The bronze statue representing the dead lovers was in one of the rooms at Harrods from 2005 to 2018.
Mohammed al-Fayed represented the prosecution at the hearing into the death of Diana and her occupant in the car. Dodi al-Fayed. The businessman believed that the car accident in Paris, in which Diana and her son Dodi died, was prepared by the British intelligence services, Izvestia clarifies.
