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Thursday December 14, 2006 Guardian Unlimited The Paris car crash in which Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed died was an accident, an official police inquiry is expected to conclude today.
The former Metropolitan police chief Lord Stevens will announce the findings of his three-year investigation at a noon press conference in central London. The Princess of Wales, 36, and her 42-year-old lover died when their Mercedes crashed in the French capital's Pont de l'Alma tunnel on August 31 1997. |
AFP
14 Dec 06 A long-awaited report into Princess Diana's death in a Paris car crash is expected to dismiss theories of a murder plot by British intelligence, concluding that it was just an accident.
But even as it was to be published, the father of Diana's boyfriend Dodi al-Fayed dismissed its expected findings as "garbage" and insisted a conspiracy was behind the couple's death in 1997. |
Mark Townsend and Peter Allen in Paris
Sunday December 10, 2006
The ObserverThe American secret service was bugging Princess Diana's telephone conversations without the approval of the British security services on the night she died, according to the most comprehensive report on her death, to be published this week.
Among extraordinary details due to emerge in the report by former Metropolitan police commissioner Lord Stevens is the revelation that the US security service was bugging her calls in the hours before she was killed in a car crash in Paris.
By Jeremy Pelofsky
Reuters
13 Dec 06WASHINGTON - The father of Princess Diana's companion on Wednesday called "outrageous" a forthcoming report that said the couple's deaths were the result of a tragic car accident rather than a murder plot.
Mohamed al Fayed, the father of Diana's lover Dodi al Fayed and owner of the famed Harrod's department store in London, also questioned whether the investigator who headed the inquiry, Sir John Stevens, was blackmailed into ruling out foul play.
"It's shocking. It's completely outrageous that a leading Scotland Yard officer can come up with such an unbelievable judgment," al Fayed said in an interview with NBC's "Today" show.
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