Mohamed Al-Fayed, billionaire former Harrods owner, dies at 94
British royal family and became a persona non grata among some of the nation's elite. “I live in a country where I feel sorry for the ordinary people and the masses of the people who live in this country.
Their destiny and their human rights are kidnapped by gangsters and people who call themselves the establishment," he once told CNN. He referred to the group as a "Dracula family" at the inquest into Diana's passing.
He promised the same court he would not stop "until I die" and that he would do whatever it took to uncover the truth, even if it meant losing "everything to find the truth," a promise he made in vain for years. The tycoon also rose to prominence in the most popular sport in the world after acquiring Fulham, the oldest football club in London, from the lower leagues of England.
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