Keaton Stone

Powerful statement from the law firm representing the largest cohort of survivors in the Fayed / #Harrods abuse scandal, including my wife and almost every survivor who has bravely spoken in the 3 documentaries so far.

The only law firm that doesn't say "how high?" when Harrods asks them to jump.

Fayed’s Victims Say Harrods Hasn’t Fully Reckoned With His Abuse Years after its former owner sold, the luxury department store is still facing questions.

From @bloomberg.com today.

More facts that Harrods wanted hidden.

A SIX-FIGURE PAYOUT to a 24-year-old r4pe survivor processed through Harrods' OWN PAYROLL.

The walls aren't closing in on a dead man - they're closing in on the living.

#HarrodsAbuse #HarrodsLies #Harrods #AlFayed

“It's on a scale of Epstein...”

Carrie Lazell, who says she was sexually assaulted by the late Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed when she worked at the store, speaks to @vicderbyshire.bsky.social about what she describes as “decades of abuse of women”.

#Newsnight

You're not wrong....

He was well alive when I began this. It takes a long time to expose such a monster unfortunately.

The incredibly brave Carrie speaks to @vicderbyshire.bsky.social on @bbcnewsnight.bsky.social tonight.

Carrie speaks publicly for the first time about her appalling experience at #Harrods & her wish for police to investigate senior management there.

Some of whom, she says, are still working there.

TV producer Keaton Stone became 'accidental journalist' with Al Fayed investigation Keaton Stone became an "accidental investigative journalist" with his investigation of sexual assault accusations against Mohamed Al Fayed.

Keaton Stone called himself an “accidental investigative journalist" after winning the Investigation of the Year award for his eight-year pursuit of sexual assault claims against Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed with a BBC team pressgazette.co.uk/press-gazett...

Lichfield man wins award for investigation into Mohamed Al Fayed - Lichfield Live® A Lichfield man is celebrating after landing an award for his work.

Lichfield man wins award for investigation into Mohamed Al Fayed

Winner of Investigation of the Year is Al Fayed: Predator at Harrods by BBC2 - Mike Radford, Erica Gornall, Cassie Cornish-Trestrail @keatonstone.bsky.social #BJA2025

Police urged to reopen probe into allegations made against Mohamed al-Fayed Police Scotland were previously investigating reports of sexual abuse and trafficking as well as an allegation of rape at the estate he owned in the Highlands

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MP: Police must probe Al Fayed crimes at Highlands 'castle of horrors' Scotland's top police officer is being urged to reopen the investigation into Harrods predator Mohamed Al Fayed after a woman claimed he tried to rape her at his 'castle of horrors' Highland estate.

MPs call for police probe into Al Fayed sex crimes at Highlands 'castle of horrors'

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What has been revealed so far is truly only the tip of the iceberg.

The wealth of research I amassed over eight years has now provided "hundreds of new lines of inquiry" for the police investigation.

I look forward to assisting the APPG in holding those complicit to account.

Mohamed Al Fayed was a sexual predator. We’ll make sure survivors are heard The former Harrods owner died before he could face justice. But his enablers still have questions to answer – and MPs will make sure they do

Today, all the survivors I work with & I welcome this powerful new support in Parliament.

We look forward to working alongside the APPG to fully expose #Harrods and all those enablers who mistakenly still think they have gotten away with their complicity.

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Apology: Yes. damages: No.

What happened was unacceptable, but with the 2 biggest possible scalps & an apology then that should quench those out for blood.

Especially as the 2 people who stood down really didn't need to have done so.

Others far more culpable should have done the honourable thing.

Agreed.

The BBC has questions to answer, certainly.
And I am in a position to know that not 'everything' has come out yet.

However, perhaps Davie 'had' to be seen to go due to Trump weighing in - but I don't believe Deborah Turness should have stepped down. There are others far more deserving to.

Watching various news outlets slamming the BBC with "marks its own homework" & "the buck stops at the top" etc.

Phrases that also fit #Harrods perfectly.

Unlike invisible Harrods MD Michael Ward though, Tim Davie at least had the sheer good grace to do the honourable thing & stand down.

Slightly mixed feelings on this, but I guess some respect is due to Tim Davie for standing down as BBC Director General.

But I'm not sure Deborah Turness was the right person to leave in a secondary capacity - there are people far more deserving of going, I'd have said.

Slightly mixed feelings on this, but I guess some respect is due to Tim Davie for standing down.

But I'm not sure Deborah Turness was the right person to leave in a secondary capacity - there are people far more deserving of going, I'd have said.

Congrats to Sir Alan & immense respect for standing so strong against the immense pressure to accept paltry sums previously.

Complicit #Harrods should take note: our hundreds of incredible survivors - many whose lives & careers were destroyed - will also not accept pathetic sums on 'your' terms.

Congrats to Sir Alan & immense respect for standing so strong against the immense pressure to accept paltry sums previously.

Complicit #Harrods should take note: our hundreds of incredible survivors - many whose lives & careers were destroyed - will also not accept inedaquate sums on 'your' terms.

Congrats to Sir Alan & immense respect for standing so strong against the immense pressure to accept paltry sums previously.

Complicit #Harrods should take note: our hundreds of incredible survivors - many whose lives & careers were destroyed - will also not accept inedaquate sums on 'your' terms.

Harrods sinking after setting millions for Mohamed al Fayed's victims The huge retail giant reported a pre-tax loss of £34.3million in the year to February, compared with a profit of £111.5mn the year before, according to company accounts.

Again, these figures don't relate to the HUNDREDS of other survivors represented elsewhere who simply won't touch Harrods own *insulting* in-house scheme & pay lawyers they chose.

If they think they're in the red now, they're in for a BIG shock.

@dailymail.co.uk
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3/3. Remember this 👇👇👇👇

2/3 Turns out telling my wife to essentially "go pound salt" was perhaps not the smartest move, eh Harrods?

Your disrespectful, dismissive and arrogant letters over the years only fuelled my investigation into your complicity with Fayed's abuse.

Only part of which has been revealed to date.

Al Fayed payouts to former staff push Harrods into the red Department store falls to £34.3mn loss as more than 100 victims of former owner’s alleged abuse seek redress

1/3 Very important to note that the figures quoted in the @financialtimes.com article relate ONLY to Harrods own *appalling* in-house settlement scheme - & paying the lawyers 'they' appointed.

Not the HUNDREDS of other survivors represented elsewhere who won't touch it.

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Mohamed al Fayed: 146 people report crimes to police investigation The Metropolitan Police say a total of 146 people have now stepped forward to report crimes as part of their ongoing investigation into former Harrods owner Mohamed al Fayed.

Whilst hugely positive that SO many survivors now feel strong & SAFE enough to report their accounts to the police...

It is also GLORIOUS to know just how MANY enablers MUST realise they have been NAMED multiple times & that 'knock on the door' is COMING!

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Mohamed Al Fayed: 146 people report crimes to investigation Police shared the number in an update sent to victims of the late Harrods owner's predatory behaviour

'More Than 140 People Report Crimes To Fayed Police Investigation'.

I support and encourage all survivors to report their circumstances to the Police.

As I have said many times to many survivors:

If we want arrests - then the Police do need to know.

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US defence officials confirm acceptance of Qatari plane for Air Force One - BBC News The White House insists that the gift is legal, but some of Trump's biggest backers have criticised the deal.

How kind of Qatar to gift a Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet to Donald Trump.

But perhaps the $400 MILLION donation could have been far better served going some way towards restitution for hundreds of survivors of the abuse suffered at Harrods, which Qatar owns.

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The women who help men abuse other women Victims of Mohamed Fayed, the late owner of Harrods, speak of a familiar pattern: they would be plucked from obscurity, promoted from a job on the shop floor to the offices above, invited to Fayed’s l...

Kelly Walker-Duncalf has been succesful in delaying her infamy.

But it is inevitable.

An army of survivors united and who hold her firmly responsible for their abuse will ensure that.

Along with broadcasting the continued horror stories I hear regarding her actions.

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Delivered to a Predator: Al Fayed’s Fixer review – this startling tale urgently needed telling Dispatches, presented by Cathy Newman, talks to 16 survivors or witnesses of the ex-Harrods boss’s abuse, as well as tracking down his alleged enabler. The result is a raw, horrifying and invaluable w...

This 5 star review for 'Delivered To A Predator: Fayed's Fixer' from @theguardian.com means a great deal.

It was colossally brave of the survivors - plus 1 exceptionally honourable & decent man - who decided the time for fear was OVER.

"A raw, horrifying and invaluable watch".