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Who Killed Diana Docuseries

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Nadeed · 29/08/2024 17:59

A new docuseries will be shown, Who Killed Diana? which will explore the circumstances surrounding the death of the Princess of Wales on August 31, 1997. It will feature rare and, in some cases, the first ever interviews with several key sources connected to Diana's death.

Who else will be watching this?

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Hughs · 31/08/2024 16:53

What would be the reason for embalming her, if not to make her presentable for Charles, her sister, and Chirac who also wanted to pay his respects? I don't think I'm factually wrong - I didn't claim the forms were signed before they went ahead instead of after, which seems to be the root of the conspiracy. Embalming would not cover up a pregnancy, so what are you so suspicious about?

Puzzledandpissedoff · 31/08/2024 16:57

@Nadeed, as I posted upthread, Jean Monceau (the embalmer) was also quoted as saying "If I had known at the time that it would lead to such investigations, to my being questioned so many times, I would have waited until the next Monday ... I would have waited until I would have received all the necessary official authorisations" (My italics)

To be clear I'm absolutely not suggesting this justifies yet another conspiracy theory, but I'd honestly like to know why - in a country noted for its bureaucracy and in such a high profile case - the procedure was carried out without those necessary official authorisations

Hughs · 31/08/2024 17:06

Puzzledandpissedoff · 31/08/2024 16:57

@Nadeed, as I posted upthread, Jean Monceau (the embalmer) was also quoted as saying "If I had known at the time that it would lead to such investigations, to my being questioned so many times, I would have waited until the next Monday ... I would have waited until I would have received all the necessary official authorisations" (My italics)

To be clear I'm absolutely not suggesting this justifies yet another conspiracy theory, but I'd honestly like to know why - in a country noted for its bureaucracy and in such a high profile case - the procedure was carried out without those necessary official authorisations

I mean I wasn't there, but there seem to be plenty of articles from around the time of the enquiry explaining it - they didn't take her to the mortuary because it was a distance away and deemed not secure, so she was being kept in conditions which were not ideal. Her body was deteriorating, they didn't feel she should be left like that to be viewed by the heir to the throne and the French President, the very experienced embalmer recommended it as a matter of urgency, got the verbal go ahead, the forms were signed afterwards. And nobody had been through such an event before, so were just trying to do the right thing at the time with no rule book or instructions. Maybe the embalmer should have thought - actually I should leave her to deteriorate further, just in case in 25 years people think I embalmed her to cover up a pregnancy which I didn't know about. But he didn't.

Runnerinthenight · 31/08/2024 17:26

MagdaLenor · 31/08/2024 16:48

@Nadeed choose to believe what you wish, that is your right. Perhaps just consider the counter evidence to the claims that you have made.

@MagdaLenor you may as well give up - she's not speaking to you!!😂

MagdaLenor · 31/08/2024 17:32

Runnerinthenight · 31/08/2024 17:26

@MagdaLenor you may as well give up - she's not speaking to you!!😂

I know, mea culpa 😉

Runnerinthenight · 31/08/2024 17:34

MagdaLenor · 31/08/2024 17:32

I know, mea culpa 😉

Maybe she'll give us all the silent treatment... except the ones that agree with her.

MagdaLenor · 31/08/2024 17:35

Runnerinthenight · 31/08/2024 17:34

Maybe she'll give us all the silent treatment... except the ones that agree with her.

🤞

Serenster · 31/08/2024 17:47

But it is simply not true that everything was done above board as normal. The Independent article speculates that this may have happened because Diana was indeed pregnant as the newspapers were reporting in the days before her death.
I have no idea if their speculation is true or not, but it would explain the discrepancies.

The speculation is true, but not the pregnancy.

The tabloids were speculating that Diana was pregnant, starting on 20 July 1997, because of this photo. It had been taken a few days before when Diana was staying at Mohammed Al Fayed’s St Tropez villa. The 36 year old mother-of-two Diana had a bloated tummy in her swimsuit. (🙄)

When the photo was taken Diana had met Dodi Al Fayed for the first time literally just days before - he had travelled down from Paris to St Tropez after spending Bastille Day - 14 July - with his fiancée in Paris. So, at most, she had known him for five days when this photo was published.

A visible pregnancy to Dodi at that stage was clearly physically impossible. And, given their relationship was not revealed by the Press until 6 August, there was no speculation of Dodi being the father. It was just misogynistic press stories.

The inquest established categorically that Diana was not pregnant at the time of her death. Because of Mohammed Al Fayed’s stubborn insistence on this, all her friends and medical practitioners were questioned at length about when she had her periods etc (🙄 again). Plus of course the post-mortem confirmed it.

Things weren’t done as normal because the unexpected death of the highest profile woman in the world, in Paris, when she was there under the radar (the British Embassy had no idea Diana was even in Paris, for example) was a completely abnormal event!

Edited to say the photo is in the next post…

Serenster · 31/08/2024 17:47

Doh, forgot to attach the photo! Here it is

Who Killed Diana Docuseries
AnywhereAnyoneAnyTime · 31/08/2024 17:58

”Serenster · now you’re just being horrible to the OP ;)

Manypaws · 31/08/2024 19:11

I think it was quite distasteful starting this thread on the anniversary of her death

Sethera · 31/08/2024 19:27

WatchOutMissMarpleIsAbout · 31/08/2024 09:09

I can’t remember jeering comments about Hasnet Khan but I’m happy to be corrected. I always thought the comments were negative because of Dodi’s father rather than Dodi himself. But the press of the 90’s was cruel.

Diana's relationship with Hasnet Khan wasn't widely known before her death - he was a very private person.

thecrossIambearing · 31/08/2024 21:04

Diana's best friend Rosa Monckton has said for a fact she was not pregnant.

www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/dec/13/monarchy

WatchOutMissMarpleIsAbout · 31/08/2024 21:14

Sethera · 31/08/2024 19:27

Diana's relationship with Hasnet Khan wasn't widely known before her death - he was a very private person.

Ahh thank you. I wonder though if some of the press knew? Not relevant really just my musings.

MrsLeonFarrell · 31/08/2024 21:49

Manypaws · 31/08/2024 19:11

I think it was quite distasteful starting this thread on the anniversary of her death

Agreed. As the TV programme is pretty distasteful. It won't offer anything new because there is nothing new to say.

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