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Inside Mohamed Fayed’s murky world of vice, victims and violence

Mohamed Al-Fayed created a new identity in 1970 with the help of Mahdi Al Tajir, changing his name and reducing his age by four years.
Michael Cole, Al-Fayed's spokesman, characterized him as 'full of great humanity' and noted that many people benefited from his kindness and generosity.
The BBC approached a contributor who described Al-Fayed as a 'pimp, rapist, fraudster and a habitual liar,' but the statement was not included in their coverage.
The Royal Family and the BBC reportedly portrayed Al-Fayed positively, despite his controversial background.

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Spectator UK

The truth about Mohamed Al-Fayed

I described in graphic terms Fayed’s truly ruthless operation that earned him a vast fortune and destroyed many innocent reputations.

21 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Inside Mohamed Fayed’s murky world of vice, victims and violence

The atmosphere in the helicopter as I flew across the English Channel towards Paris was sombre. On Tuesday, September 2, 1997, two days after Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed had died in a car crash in Paris, I was sitting in Mohamed Fayed’s helicopter with three men ordered by Fayed to challenge the official version of the circumstances which led to their deaths.

1 day ago·Ireland

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