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Police suspect that Mohamed Al Fayed may have sexually assaulted more than 111 women over a period of nearly 40 years. The youngest victim reported to be just 13 years old at the time. Fayed, who passed away at the age of 94 last year, would be considered one of Britain’s most infamous sex offenders if these allegations are proven to be true. This case has brought into question how he managed to evade justice for so long.

In addition to Fayed, five unnamed individuals are being looked into as potential accomplices in facilitating his crimes. The Metropolitan Police is conducting a thorough review to determine if there were any oversights in previous investigations and whether any current or former officers should be held accountable for corruption allegations.

Recent reports suggest that corrupt police officers may have assisted Fayed in targeting his staff, including a young woman who rejected his advances. Out of the 111 alleged cases of abuse involving Fayed, 21 victims came forward between 2005 and his death, while 90 more women spoke up after a documentary aired in September.

The Met is awaiting a decision on whether an independent investigation will be launched to determine if they mishandled the sexual violence claims against Fayed. The Independent Office for Police Conduct is considering its own probe into the matter. The police are urging any other survivors to come forward and share their experiences.

Although Fayed is no longer alive to face prosecution, the police are committed to seeking justice and holding any potential accomplices accountable. They are actively encouraging anyone with information or who was affected by Fayed’s actions to come forward and assist in the investigation.

The crimes Fayed is accused of date back to 1977 and continue until 2014. The police have reviewed a significant amount of evidence and are looking into any possible misconduct by current or former officers at the Met. Witness statements have revealed allegations of corruption within the police force, with officers allegedly receiving bribes and gifts from Fayed in exchange for favors.

The Metropolitan Police has reiterated its commitment to thoroughly investigating all historical allegations related to Fayed. They are actively seeking out relevant documents, witness statements, and materials to ensure a comprehensive review of the case. The investigation is ongoing, and the police are determined to uncover the truth and bring justice to the victims.