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Model Claims Abuse on Al Fayed's Yacht

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A survivor of Jeffrey Epsteins trafficking ring has come forward, alleging she was sent to Mohamed Al Fayeds superyacht in 1997 and abused. She recently recognized Al Fayed from a photo and is now ready to speak with police. Meanwhile, a Met Police investigation into Al Fayeds alleged crimes has grown, with over 150 victims reporting abuse, and three women suspected of assisting him. No arrests have been made yet, but the investigation continues.

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Model Claims Abuse on Al Fayed's Yacht

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Model Claims Abuse on Al Fayed's Yacht. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 15th, a victim linked to Jeffrey Epstein has come forward claiming she was trafficked to Muhammad al-Faheed back in 1997, and abused on his superior off-Saint-Trow Pay. Epstein's assistant reportedly urged the young model to meet the influential billionaire instead of heading to her modeling job in Europe, so she flew. There right away, and boarded the vessel, where al-Faheed was waiting. She describes feeling trapped and accustomed to such mistreatment by then, and only recently recognized him from an online photo, prompting her to. Share her story with British media. Now in touch with other survivors, she's ready to speak with police about her experience on the yacht, which was once linked to Princess Diana and Dodi al-Faheed that same summer. Meanwhile, the Met Police investigation into Al-Faheed, who died at age 94, has grown with 154 victims reporting assaults, rapes, and trafficking over decades, including recent interviews with three women suspected of helping him.

No arrests yet, but the probe continues to uncover more.

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