'Monster' Mohamed Al Fayed enabled by Harrods to carry out sexual abuse, lawyers say
- Dozens of women allege they were sexually abused by businessman Mohamed Al Fayed while working at Harrods, with lawyers labeling the cases as "horrific."
- Dean Armstrong KC stated it was time for Harrods to "take responsibility" for the allegations against Fayed. Harrods expressed being "utterly appalled" by the claims.
- A former Harrods manager described Al Fayed as "demonic," stating he would "cherry pick" women from the shop floor.
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