Lindsay

I joined Harrods in 1989 as a Personal Assistant to Mohamed Fayed. During my time there, I suffered abuse, and I was threatened with my own safety and that of my family, if I did not remain silent.

I left Harrods in 1990 fearing for my life, and the threats prevented me from speaking out for 35 years.

I chose to take part in the documentary Al Fayed: Predator at Harrods, to share my experiences publicly, in the hope that by telling my story, I might help others feel less alone and encourage them to come forward. 

The strength and solidarity among fellow survivors has been remarkable, and it has been paramount in helping us through the difficult times that followed. Together, we now stand resolute and united in our pursuit of answers".