20-08-2013, 05:47 PM
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Re: Diana, Princess of Wales
Originally Posted by plantman
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Is there really new information and is it just a coincidence that they are publicising the new film about Diana's life at the moment......
I have a feeling the 'new information' was submitted by someone trying to divert attention from themselves beacuse they were involved in another prosecution.Of course there is also money in a story about new information and it has come at a convenient time to add a little free publicity to any new film to be premiered shortly
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20-08-2013, 06:20 PM
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Re: Diana, Princess of Wales
I recall reading that Dodi was a bit of a despot, one of those "when I shout sh*t you jump on the shovel" types, and that his staff were reluctant (read for that frightened) to argue with or contradict him. Thus despite having been in the bar drinking, when Dodi told his driver to report for duty he reported tout sweet. Simple answer to what happened? Drunk driver.Plus we have no idea what happened in the car, did Dodi harangue him into driving faster?
Why was she not wearing a seat belt? (begs the question what were the two of them doing in the back of the car?).
And finally had Charles or indeed anyone else, wanted her dead, I am sure it could have been achieved, quietly, discreetly, without leaving any evidence and furthermore without involving others.
20-08-2013, 06:29 PM
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Re: Diana, Princess of Wales
Originally Posted by daisymay
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I recall reading that Dodi was a bit of a despot, one of those "when I shout sh*t you jump on the shovel" types, and that his staff were reluctant (read for that frightened) to argue with or contradict him. Thus despite having been in the bar drinking, when Dodi told his driver to report for duty he reported tout sweet. Simple answer to what happened? Drunk driver. Plus we have no idea what happened in the car, did Dodi harangue him into driving faster?
Why was she not wearing a seat belt? (begs the question what were the two of them doing in the back of the car?).
And finally had Charles or indeed anyone else, wanted her dead, I am sure it could have been achieved, quietly, discreetly, without leaving any evidence and furthermore without involving others.
20-08-2013, 06:45 PM
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Re: Diana, Princess of Wales
Originally Posted by daisymay
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I recall reading that Dodi was a bit of a despot, one of those "when I shout sh*t you jump on the shovel" types, and that his staff were reluctant (read for that frightened) to argue with or contradict him. Thus despite having been in the bar drinking, when Dodi told his driver to report for duty he reported tout sweet. Simple answer to what happened? Drunk driver. Plus we have no idea what happened in the car, did Dodi harangue him into driving faster?
Why was she not wearing a seat belt? (begs the question what were the two of them doing in the back of the car?).
, the Fayed's both father and son I understand were used to calling the shots. 20-08-2013, 06:56 PM
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Re: Diana, Princess of Wales
Originally Posted by AudreyII
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Makes perfect sense to me. And wasn't there a body guard in the front passenger seat who survived? If it was a professional hit there would BE no survivors. Dead men tell no tales after all.
Trevor Rees-Jones the bodyguard survived.I understand the 'new evidence' came to light during the recent court martial of a former SAS sniper who was convicted of possessing an illegal firearm. This person concocting a number of bizarre stories as part of his defence.
20-08-2013, 07:48 PM
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Re: Diana, Princess of Wales
Here in Chicago, we know about those things...
Professionals never leave witnesses.. And if someone wanted to have such a high profile person "eliminated" they wouldn't hire Moe, Larry and Curley to do it.. It would only be top of the line.. Don't you think?
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