There are numerous claims that the death of Princess Diana's death which was felt around the whole world was an inside job by the Royal Family. Princess Diana's death was a shock to the world as it was sudden and highly unexpected. Some people believe that something more secretive and intentional happened that night, the Royals helped orchestrate the night of fatal car crash. The theory states that Diana was pregnant with Mohamed al-Fayed, her new boyfriend after marrying and divorcing Prince Charles and that news was not acceptable in accordance to the Royal family so they plotted this fatal accident to kill her and her boyfriend off. This theory is supported with many different points of evidence. The main point is the fact that she actually survived the crush and was responsive but the ambulance took 4 hours to arrive at the hospital where she died upon arrival. The hospital is claimed to only be 10 minutes. This claim has created this major speculation that the Royal family planned this and it was intentional.
A few days before her death, Diana made mysterious comments about "a big surprise" which was believed to be her pregnancy. It is also believed that Diana being pregnant wasn't the only reasoning to kill her, it was also so that if she dies, Prince Charles can re marry. This was actually claimed through a note that was found written by Diana where she clearly states that "They're planning an accident in my car so Charles can re marry". It is for this reason that the conspiracy theory was widely spread and has been a major topic of discussion amongst people around the world.
Image reference:
- https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/30/world/europe/uk-princess-diana-20th-anniversary.html
- https://www.pinterest.com.au/swolfwolf/princess-dianas-murder/
Theory reference:
- https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/princess-diana-death-conspiracy-theories-paris-tunnel-car-crash-reasons-why-not-clear-planned-murder-a7918766.html
- https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/nov/14/monarchy.davidbatty
Benita Naddaf
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