A woman who says she was assaulted by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed without investigating alleged abuses against her and other women.
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Spong told officials on Monday that he was taken to Paris on Fayed’s orders in 2008 before being sent to London to be sexually assaulted.
He told investigators from Central Office for the Prevention of Human Trafficking that foam, which owns the Ritz hotel in Parisforcibly kissed her and offered her a salary of €65,000 a year if she slept with him.
Spong, who waived his right to publicity, reported Fayed’s alleged sexual assault to police in 2017.
He said: “I think it is an absolute shame that to get this so-called Trafficking, I have to go to France Trote in this ongoing investigation that there are jobs with investigations now?”
Spong’s French lawyer, Anne-Claire Le Jeune, said her client had raised allegations of human trafficking regularly since 2017.
He said that the investigators sought to determine if the assistants of Fayed’s assistants in France, knew what was happening in London and if there was an understanding between them and the late billionaire.
“There is a question for individuals but also for the institution itself,” said Le Jeune of the Ritz. “Is this an area that facilitates the recruitment and transfer of young women to London?”
She added: “The ongoing inquiry should establish whether the Ritz and certain members of its staff were aware of the actions attributed to Mr Al Fayed, and whether they played any part in recruiting and transferring to the UK any individuals employed by him, knowing the conditions under which these acts allegedly took place.”
Spong explained that he had to undergo a close gynecological examination in London, the results of which, he said, revealed that he was diagnosed with a minor bacterial infection.
Bridgette Car, a clinical professor of law and associate director of Human Trafficking and Immigration Clinic At the University of Michigan school, it is said that Fayed’s allegations show the amount of human trafficking.
Carr, who consulted on a traffic case The abuse of Jeffrey Epsteinas the testimony of the alleged victims that he said harshly to have elements of sex trafficking and forced labor.
“What is consistent in all of their stories is the power and control that human trafficking requires and the systematic involvement of different people and companies,” he said.
Fayed is also said to have moved female staff from the ritz to his private residence in Paris and to the family’s yachts and homes on the Mediterranean coast.
Carr said:
In August, the Collector said 146 people had reported crimes as part of its investigation into Fayed. It also investigated Fayed’s associates who “may have aided or facilitated” him in the alleged rapes and sexual assaults.
The meeting voluntarily referred itself to the UK’s Police Watchdog in January following complaints from Spong and another woman about earlier investigations into Fayed. Although 21 women accused the tycoon between 2005 and 2023, he was not charged.
Spong’s complaint to the independent office for the conduct of the police said that the officers met with the claim that he was not very responsive to his sexual assault. His lawyer’s letter to the watchdog said this showed an “impatience with the victims” or an “institutional desire to insulate Mr Al Fayed from prosecution”.
Last year allegations emerged that corrupt police officers helped to end the persecution of members of his staff, including a young woman who allegedly opened up about the sexual advances of the sexual advances of the Harrods owner.
In a statement, the Ritz Paris said it was “deeply concerned” by the reported allegations of abuse and would cooperate fully with French judicial authorities.
A spokesman said: “Our teams do not tolerate any form of inappropriate behavior and we want to express our deepest sympathies to the women who are expecting.”
The police have been approached for comment.