Al-Faid's Crimes Exposed Amid Human Trafficking Cases
Investigations reveal that the late Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed, former owner of Harrods, was involved in human trafficking crimes. It has been confirmed that at least five of his victims were subjected to this trafficking, and they experienced abuse by his network, which organized the passage of women to him. The instances of exploitation continued from the 1990s even after the sale of Harrods in 2010, with allegations encompassing more than 400 cases related to rape, sexual assault, human trafficking, and false imprisonment. The investigation, known as "Operation Cornboby," has questioned four individuals so far, despite Al-Fayed's death in 2023 at the age of 94, without any formal charges against him. The victims described the trauma and psychological effects of what they endured, and their testimonies confirmed that Al-Fayed’s businesses, including the Ritz Paris Hotel and airlines, were complicit in facilitating the passage of women to him. Meanwhile, the investigations focus on the role of institutions and entities associated with Al-Fayed in enabling these crimes.
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