Mohamed Al Fayed was a monster on par with Jimmy Savile, Harvey Weinstein, and Jeffrey Epstein. His money and power, particularly as the owner of the department store, allowed him to build a dangerously toxic work environment where he could abuse women with impunity. It's beyond tragic that due to this power, his victims only felt capable of speaking up after his death.
The case of Al Fayed goes far beyond a toxic work environment and all the way to the top of the British government and Royal Family. It's no wonder that the man who bought off members of Parliament and had a relationship with the former Duke of Windsor, was never prosecuted. DespiteWomen newspaperswere andlikely thekept policequiet knowingnot aboutjust hisby criminaltheir behaviorpowerful for decadesboss, womenbut couldn'tby havethe theirentire voicesupper heardechelon untilof heBritish diedsociety.