New Allegations Emerge Against Mohamed Al Fayed

Following the release of a documentary exposing sexual abuse allegations against the late billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed, over 40 new allegations have been reported to the Metropolitan Police, bringing the total to nearly 300 claims from various women. Keaton Stone, whose wife Sophia Stone was a personal assistant to Al Fayed, revealed her traumatic experiences of grooming, sexual assault, and near-rape, prompting him to gather evidence and assist in the documentary 'Al Fayed: Predator at Harrods'. Another alleged victim, Kristina Svensson, described Al Fayed's obsession with abusing women and accused him of trafficking vulnerable women across countries, detailing her own experiences of abuse while working for him. The police noted that the new allegations span incidents from 1979 to 2013, with some related to rape and sexual assault. While criminal charges cannot be pursued against Al Fayed due to his death, the investigation will examine the actions of others involved. Harrods is reportedly engaging with over 200 women regarding potential settlements for their abuse claims.