Fulham, Mohamed Al Fayed and the ‘legacy of a man who was really a monster’
For Fulham, the shadow of the new allegations made last week against their former owner, Mohamed Al Fayed, is inescapable. In the words of Dean Armstrong KC, representing 37 women who allege they were sexually abused by Al Fayed, Fulham were once owned by “a monster”.
Andre Maeder says he did not know about Mohamed Al Fayed’s alleged sexual assaults during the six years he worked at Harrods.
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Many, if not all, of the women the BBC highlighted as part of that documentary, were said to be victims of human trafficking.
Mohamed Al Fayed is survived by four children who are said to be in a Succession-style war over his £1.3billion fortune. The ...
The department store owners say they're appalled by the abuse allegations and "the Harrods of today is a very different ...
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Mohamed Al-Fayed ‘sent people to break my fingers’: Biographer Tom Bower makes staggering claims about ex-Harrods ownerMohamed Al-Fayed was a “total crook” who sent people to “break my fingers”, author Tom Bower has alleged on GB News. The late ...
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