Three former workers who have accused Mohamed Al Fayed of sexual assault and human trafficking have told the news that one of his brothers also mistreated women who worked at the Harrods department store.
The ladies claim that between 1989 and 1997, Salah Fayed mistreated them in Monaco, the south of France, and London. After being drugged, one lady thinks Salah raped her.
Mohamed Al Fayed, the company’s chairman at the time, is accused by all three women of raping or sexually assaulting them.
In a statement, Harrods, which was taken over by a new owner in 2010, said the fresh allegations “raise serious allegations” against his brother and highlight the “breadth of abuse” committed by Al Fayed.
