Two new suspects questioned over allegedly aiding Al Fayed abuse
Summary
Two more people in their 80s were questioned by police in an investigation linked to Mohamed Al Fayed, the former Harrods owner. The inquiry involves allegations of rape, sexual assault, and human trafficking, with a total of six suspects interviewed so far, but no arrests made.Key Facts
- Two additional suspects, a woman and a man both in their 80s, were questioned this week.
- They are suspected of helping or allowing rape, sexual assault, and other sexual crimes.
- Mohamed Al Fayed owned Harrods from 1985 to 2010 and died in 2023 at age 94.
- Hundreds of women accused Al Fayed of rape and sexual assault, but he was never charged.
- Earlier this year, four other suspects were interviewed related to similar suspicions including human trafficking.
- 157 victims have reported crimes like sexual assault, rape, sexual exploitation, and human trafficking in this case.
- The investigation is one of the largest and most complex ever undertaken by the Metropolitan Police.
- Police continue to work with partners in the UK and abroad to find anyone involved in these crimes.
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