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The Guardian - UK
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Ben Quinn

Met’s plan to update alleged Mohamed Al Fayed victims by video ‘not good enough’

Mohamed Al Fayed.
The Met said last year that 111 women had made allegations against Mohamed Al Fayed. Photograph: Murdo Macleod/The Guardian

Women allegedly assaulted by the late Mohamed Al Fayed feel let down by police investigators, their advocate has said, as she criticised the Met for planning to “resort” to sending a video to keep them updated.

The comments by Dame Jasvinder Sanghera, who was appointed by Harrods as an independent survivors’ advocate, came as it was reported the Metropolitan police had written to the women apologising for the distress they had suffered, especially as Fayed would never face justice.

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