All the more reason to wear a seatbelt then if you think they're planning to kill you in a car accident?!I’m no conspiracy theorist - but the main thing that sticks out for me, is she wrote a letter predicting her death!! ‘They plan to kill me, some sort of car accident break fail’
of course it was an accident. I don't understand why people would think it was murder. if people wanted her dead there are better ways to do it.
SUE REID: So why DID researchers for Harry's new memoir quiz me?
SUE REID: The question many still ask is: could Henri Paul and the paparazzi following the car have been made scapegoats that night to cover up a more sinister plan?www.dailymail.co.uk
Came across this on the DM.
I didn’t know that there had been serious doubt cast on the results showing the driver was over the limit for alcohol? This article has certainly made me consider that it wasn’t an accident. Seems like Harry is wondering the same.
The men in grey I think, but the senior Royals knew.
What impresses me now about Diana is that she must have worked through so much stuff in therapy, to be able to talk in the way she does on those recordings. She might not have had any O levels but she was astute and emotionally intelligent in her final few years.
That’s a pretty blanket statement to proclaim that all people who think she was murdered have disassociation. There was enough doubt by officials to open an enquiry that went on for years with no definitive conclusion reached. There are still an equal amount of people who believe she was murdered as believe she wasn’t. The only thing that can be agreed on is she was foolish to not wear a seatbelt. As for Henri Paul’s status, it was never determined whether there was alcohol in his system as his blood specimens were contaminated with pathology experts saying the samples were clearly “cooked”. A red flag to conspiracy theorists. It depends what you’re reading and ones level of cynicism. We will never know 100%.
she has definitely been martyred after her death. The press really laid into her beforehand and she spent a lot of time cavorting around in front of the press. Re the Balmoral thing, I think it was just the done thing, but surely the divorce settlement would have said 50:50 custody, so she was entitled to see them for a couple of weeks over the summer. She could have kicked off over that, also Christmas. Were they all spent at Sandringham? Did she kick off over that?
Yeah....Philip said to the Queen...'we'll have to kill her off and never mind that she's the mother of our dearly beloved Grandchildren and the future King of England'.
Do you mean hijack?
He certainly did that!
I agree. I always thought the 'lake' was a smokescreen.
There was a documentary about her a few nights ago as its the 25th anniversary of her death, she apparently said that if anyone wanted to be her they "had to have suffered" oh come on luv you were not the only one to be cheated on by a hubby. And I reckon all the money she had for trips to the state and fabulous outfits helped. No, money isn't everything but it can help, no worries about mortgage, rent bills able to fly anywhere any time afford what she wanted. She was a bit of a martyr, I am sorry she died so young but she had a very dark side to her as well.
She was never going to marry Dodi. She was with him because she hoped/knew it would wind up the royal family because of who his dad was.
Oh yes, could be
I agree I don't think it was a murder. Its too difficult to organise a car crash like that, and there were too many variables. I think a lot of the conspiracy theories are people trying to pass the buck. Al Fayed trying to say they were murdered when he was responsible for their security and their driver, the press trying to pass the buck because the reason they were driving so fast was the paparazzi chasing her, who wouldn't have been there if the papers weren't paying them for every single innocuous shot. Both Fayed and the press decided the easiest people to deflect blame onto were the Royal Family.
Very telling that William and Harry cut ties with him.