Police Scotland has concluded an investigation into a sexual assault claim at Mohamed Al-Fayed's Balnagown Estate in the Highlands, though they remain open to further inquiries if new information arises. Allegations of sexual abuse against Al-Fayed, involving over 20 women, have surfaced in a BBC documentary, prompting Fulham FC and the Paris Ritz to launch investigations into whether their staff were affected. Al-Fayed, who owned Fulham FC from 1997 to 2013 and various other properties, is accused of abuses in London, Paris, St Tropez, and Abu Dhabi. Legal representatives have compared the severity of his alleged actions to those of infamous predators like Jimmy Savile and Jeffrey Epstein. Fulham FC expressed deep concern and empathy for the victims, urging anyone with relevant information to come forward.