Lawyers representing dozens of women who say they were raped and sexually abused by Mohamed Al Fayed, the former boss of the famous London department store Harrods, said the case was akin to the crimes of sex offenders Jimmy Savile,

Mohamed al Fayed was a "monster enabled by a system that pervaded Harrods", lawyers representing his alleged victims of sexual abuse have said. Dean Armstrong KC said the case "combines some of the most horrific elements" of those including Jimmy Savile, Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein.

Barristers representing the alleged victims of Mohamed Al Fayed have said the case "combines some of the most horrific elements of the cases involving Jimmy Savile, Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein".

At least 100 women are feared to have been abused by the late owner of Harrods in what was described as one of the worst cases of corporate sexual exploitation that "perhaps the world has ever seen"

Mohamed Al Fayed was a “monster” who was enabled by a system “facilitated” by Harrods, the lawyer representing his alleged victims has said. Al Fayed, the former owner of Harrods, has been accused of rape and sexual assault by multiple women who worked at the London store. Al Fayed died in August last year.

The late Harrods’ owner was described as a “monster” during a press conference held by the legal team featured in the BBC documentary Al-Fayed: Predator At Harrods.

Thirty-seven women have come forward to make sexual abuse claims against the former owner of Harrods who died in 2023

The late Mohamed Al Fayed has been accused of sexual abuse by dozens of women. The survivors, including some minors, were hired as secretaries and assistants when the abuse allegedly took place.