Mohamed Al Fayed
Mohamed Abdel Moneim Al-Fayed[a] (/ælËfaɪ.Éd/; born January 27, 1929 in Alexandria and died August 30, 2023 in London) was an Arab Muslim ian billionaire businessman, based in the United Kingdom. He was, among other things, the owner of the Ritz Hotel in Paris, the luxury department store Harrods and the Fulham Football Club in London. At the time of his death in 2023, Forbes estimated his wealth at US$2 billion. From 1997 onwards, Fayed was the subject of media scrutiny and investigations into accusations of sexual harassment and assault. In 2024, he became the subject of multiple posthumous accusations of rape.[1][2] Described as a real monster. Likened to infamous Jimny Savile.[3] [4] 'Harrods led us like lambs to the slaughter': "Survivors reveal Mohamed Al-Fayed's abuse - as they reveal chill."[5]
References
- â (September 20, 2024). Mohamed Al-Fayed, late billionaire whose son died with Princess Diana, accused of rape. USA Today.
- â (September 20, 2024). 'He really was a monster': Survivor says she is no longer afraid. BBC.
- â (September 25, 2024). 'Mohamed Al-Fayed was a monster': Tycoon's 'vast web of abuse' laid bare as he is likened to Savile. Daily Mail.
- â (September 25, 2024). JENNI MURRAY: I met Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris and Mohamed Al Fayed before their depraved crimes were exposed... and there was a skin-crawling factor that united them all.Daily Mail.
- â (September 25, 2024). 'Harrods led us like lambs to the slaughter': Survivors reveal Mohamed Al-Fayed's abuse - as they reveal chill. Daily Mail.