Mohamed Al Fayed, the late former owner of Harrods, has been accused of raping and sexually assaulting multiple women who worked at the iconic London department store. A new BBC documentary has revealed that at least five women have come forward with allegations against the billionaire, describing a pattern of abuse that included incidents of rape during their employment. Harrods has expressed being 'utterly appalled' by these allegations, emphasizing their commitment to employee safety. The accusations paint a troubling picture of Al Fayed's character, with some describing him as a 'monster with no moral compass'. The shocking claims have ignited discussions about the culture of abuse and the responsibilities of powerful individuals in positions of authority.