Woman says Al Fayed's brother drugged and sexually abused her at Highland estate

A woman, identified as Jill, has accused Salah Fayed, the brother of former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, of drugging and sexually abusing her at the family's Balnagown estate in the Highlands in the 1990s. Jill claims she was trafficked to Scotland on the Fayed family's private jet, where she was repeatedly assaulted and held prisoner. She alleges that Salah Fayed began giving her illegal substances, trying to trick her into taking them, and that he controlled what she ate, wore and who she spoke to.

Jill's allegations are part of a wider investigation into abuse linked to the Fayed brothers. Police Scotland has identified three people in connection with offending at Balnagown Estate, and inquiries are ongoing. The Metropolitan Police is separately investigating allegations linked to Mohamed Al Fayed and those suspected of facilitating his offending.

Jill, who is one of hundreds of women who have alleged abuse by the Fayed brothers, is pursuing legal action and has contacted the Metropolitan Police. She has also spoken out about her experiences in the hope of bringing about justice and change. The case has sparked calls for a statutory public inquiry, with Liberal Democrat MP Wendy Chamberlain saying that criminal justice outcomes were still possible.

Harrods, which is no longer owned by the Fayed family, has recognized the 'remarkable bravery' of survivors who have come forward and supported them in their pursuit of justice. The retailer has previously established a redress scheme for survivors of abuse linked to Mohamed Al Fayed.

Jill's story is a testament to the long-term impact of abuse and the struggle to recover from it. Her bravery in speaking out has inspired others to come forward and seek justice.

The case highlights the need for a wider investigation into the abuse linked to the Fayed brothers and their network of enablers. The Metropolitan Police is working with the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Survivors of Fayed and Harrods to investigate the allegations and bring about justice.

The BBC has contacted the Balnagown Estate for comment, but they have not replied. The case continues to unfold, with many questions still to be answered. The bravery of women like Jill in speaking out about their experiences is a crucial step towards justice and change.

Liberal Democrat MP Wendy Chamberlain said that the APPG was working on a report for MPs, which would look closely at this issue.

The police are continuing to assess victim testimonies for evidence of human trafficking.

Jill has spoken out about her experiences in the hope of bringing about justice and change, and her bravery has inspired others to come forward and seek justice.

The case continues to unfold, with many questions still to be answered. The bravery of women like Jill in speaking out about their experiences is a crucial step towards justice and change.

Jill said that she was aware of other women who alleged they were abused by Salah Fayed in Scotland, although some have never reported their experiences publicly. She said that she agreed with calls from some of the victims for a statutory public inquiry and that she was speaking out because of worries that the police investigations were not looking far enough.

Jill's story is a testament to the long-term impact of abuse and the struggle to recover from it.

The case highlights the need for a wider investigation into the abuse linked to the Fayed brothers and their network of enablers. The Metropolitan Police is working with the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Survivors of Fayed and Harrods to investigate the allegations and bring about justice.

The BBC has contacted the Balnagown Estate for comment, but they have not replied. The case continues to unfold, with many questions still to be answered. The bravery of women like Jill in speaking out about their experiences is a crucial step towards justice and change.

Liberal Democrat MP Wendy Chamberlain said that the APPG was working on a report for MPs, which would look closely at this issue.

The police are continuing to assess victim testimonies for evidence of human trafficking.

Jill has spoken out about her experiences in the hope of bringing about justice and change, and her bravery has inspired others to come forward and seek justice.