Sixty-five more women have come forward with abuse allegations against the late billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed, following a documentary that detailed testimonies of women who said he sexually assaulted and raped them. The allegations date back to 1977 in Dubai, eight years before Al Fayed purchased Harrods, a high-end London department store.
Among the women who contacted the source with new accounts of abuse, 37 said they had worked at Harrods. More than 20 female ex-Harrods employees had already accused Al Fayed of sexual assault in a previous investigation. One woman reported being assaulted at the age of 15 by Al Fayed when he was 79.
