Hi,
The one thing that convinced me at the time there was much more to the
death
of Diana, was a smarmy little piece, in The Spectator magazine dated 9
August
1997, a few days before she died. Written ostensibly by the late Alan
Clark,
Tory MP for Kensington & Chelsea, it was about how the press would most
likely drive Diana to suicide, or death in 'unexplained circumstances'. It
seemed almost to be preparing the way for what was about to happen, to
alert
a certain type of person.
It even mentioned the photographers: "And still elusive, though
occasionally
one must assume in the telescopic sight of every editor, is the ultimate
trophy, the most brightly plumaged of all: to accelerate, and then to be
the
first to capture, the sudden death of Diana, Princess of Wales in
'unexplained circumstances'.
And we know about The Spectator's connections with the secret services,
don't
we.
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