The Guardian7 jun 2026Markt
Automatisch samengesteld met AI uit de vermelde bronnen
More than 400 allegations of sexual misconduct, including rape, sexual assault, human trafficking and false imprisonment, have been made against Mohamed Al Fayed for the period between 1977 and 2014, with the survivor group No One Above calling on the Metropolitan police to focus its investigation on trafficking. The Met is investigating 155 victims, 21 of whom came forward before Fayed’s death, while NOA has urged the National Crime Agency to set up a joint investigation team with international oversight. A survivor described a pattern of selection, grooming and threats by Fayed and his security staff, and the Independent Office for Police Conduct is separately investigating how allegations were handled.