Mohamed Al Fayed, the former owner of Harrods and a prominent figure in British society, has been accused of raping and sexually assaulting over 20 female employees, with allegations spanning from 1984 to 2010. These claims, including a police investigation in 2015 that resulted in no charges, have resurfaced following his death in August 2023 and will be featured in a BBC podcast. Al Fayed's history of sexual misconduct is characterized by intimidation tactics involving a private security team and legal threats, drawing parallels to the behavior of notorious abuser Jimmy Savile. Despite his successful business ventures and connections to the British royal family, his legacy is now tarnished by these serious allegations. Fayed's life story, including his rise from humble beginnings in Egypt to becoming a billionaire, will be examined in detail in the upcoming BBC program. The new revelations highlight the dark side of a man who was once celebrated in society, now facing the harsh scrutiny of his past actions.