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A warning before we get started. This series is about sexual abuse and includes descriptions which some

listeners might find distressing. It's early summer 2009. A large truck pulls up outside the London Law Office.

Look, we just need to do this quickly and quietly.

I didn't want a big fuss, I just wanted to get out.

Jemma, the 26-year-old, now former personal assistant to Muhammad al-Thaid.

She has quit after enduring months of abuse in the

office and on the road, including, she says, being raped in al-Thaid's Parisian mansion,

Villa Windsor.

While Jemma gave Herod's evidence of Al- Parisian mansion, Villa Windsor.

While Jemma gave Harrod's evidence of alfired sexual misconduct, at the time she didn't

feel able to disclose the more serious allegations.

There was never an investigation done, there was never any consequence for his actions.

Jemmas with her lawyer.

Outside, men are getting out of the truck.

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