The world-renowned London department store, Harrods, has been shrouded in controversy after revelations emerged of its former boss, Mohamed Al Fayed, being a serial predator. Al Fayed, who led the store for 25 years, was known for his lavish lifestyle and luxurious properties, but behind the scenes, he allegedly preyed on young women, including teenagers. The allegations are shocking, and experts believe that Al Fayed's actions were enabled by a system that allowed him to get away with his crimes for so long.

The news comes following the BBC documentary "Al-Fayed: Predator At Harrods," which exposed the dark secrets of Al Fayed's tenure at the store. Lawyers representing the alleged victims have spoken out, saying that Al Fayed was a "monster" who used his power and influence to manipulate and exploit young women. The allegations include claims of rape, sexual abuse, and physical violence.

One of the alleged victims, who was identified only as Natacha, shared her harrowing experience with the press. She claimed that Al Fayed invited her to his private apartment one night under the pretext of a job review, only to coerce her into sexual acts. She said she felt petrified and was threatened by Al Fayed, who told her that she would never work in London again if she spoke out.

The abuse is believed to have taken place throughout Al Fayed's tenure at Harrods, with some victims as young as 15. The Metropolitan Police in London have confirmed that they were aware of allegations against Al Fayed in the past but did not take any action at the time.

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