The disgraced tycoon inveigled his way into business, political and royal circles with a tissue of untruths stretching over decades
When Mohamed Fayed, the billionaire owner of, variously, a shop, a football club, a hotel and a satirical magazine, died last year at the age of 94, he had twice been interviewed under police caution on suspicion of sexual assault.
No charges were pressed, either in 2009, the year before he sold Harrods (he was 80 and the alleged victim was 15), or in 2013, […]
How 'sinister' Mohamed Fayed lied his way into the heart of British society – The Telegraph