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BARRISTERS representing alleged victims of Mohamed al Fayed said there are now “60 survivors” and that they have “credible evidence of abuse” at Fulham Football Club.
The former Harrods and Fulham FC owner is accused of multiple sexual assaults, after a BBC investigation published last week.
A spokesman for Justice for Harrods Survivors, a group of barristers representing the alleged victims, said today that there has been an “enormous” response to the investigation.
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