Predator Mohamed Fayed gave twisted ‘code title’ to day by day 4pm intercourse at Harrods
Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed, who has been accused of rape by more than 20 women, allegedly had sex at 4pm each day with Harrods employees or sex workers.
With the disgraced boss giving his afternoon encounters a secret code name, so that no one would realise what he was up to.
Each afternoon at 4pm, the Egyptian billionaire would leave his office and head to an adjacent room for, what-he-told staff was his “afternoon tea and cake” time – but the reality was much darker.
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A source revealed: “Every day at 4pm he’d say ‘I’m going for some tea and cake’ and slip off for sex.”
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This comes after it was revealed that Mohamed would ‘roam his store’ searching for ‘attractive young female staff’ to have sex with.
Once he’d found his next target, the depraved boss – who was ‘obsessed with hygiene’ would ‘force’ them to undergo medical checks, including intimate examinations by Harrod’s corporate GP.
Former members of staff claimed that the medical checks were advertised as a ‘perk of the job’, however it was later brought to light that these checks were actually preparing them for sexual abuse.
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In a bid to find his next victim, it’s claimed that Mohammed would walk around the store, searching out young female assistants, before isolating and attacking them.
One woman said she was a teenager when he raped her, adding all the Harrods staff were his “playthings”.
She said: “Mohamed Al Fayed was a monster, a sexual predator with no moral compass whatsoever. We were all so scared. He actively cultivated fear.
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The attacks allegedly happened in London, Paris, St Tropez and Abu Dhabi. Harrods’ current owners said they “utterly appalled by the allegations of abuse perpetrated by Mohamed Al Fayed”.
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