18Th Anniversary Of Princess Diana's Death.

anotheoldgit | 14:12 Sun 30th Aug 2015 | News

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Tomorrow the 31st August sees the 18th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, what brought about the Nation's total admiration towards her?

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Mosaic

I've always wondered why this catholic, traditional Breton chauffeur was cremated speedily when most French folk still opt for inhumation.
Call me a conspriacy theorist, but teeing off Brenda seems a fatal game.

DTCwordfan

true, mikey, but there was a pack of rampant journos and photographers hot on their heels and, therefore, the scum press must shoulder part of the blame. Perhaps the Grocer of Knightsbridge ought to focus on this rather than trying to blame/belittle the 'fuggin' Duke of Edinbourg.'

Boto

Didn't like her but did not wish her ill. She was divorced from Charles when she died so don't see why the Royal family should have acted any differently.

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mikey4444

DTC....very true, that is a huge part in the cause of the accident. But the seatbelt issue is the most important here. I

repeat, if she had been wearing the ruddy thing, she would sill be alive. There were 4 people in the car, and the only one to survive was her Welsh bodyguard, who had his on.

She almost decapitated.....she looked like Nearly-Headless Nick after the crash.

Jackdaw33

Where do you get the decapitation idea from? She survived for a few hours in hospital. If semi-decapitated she would have died immediately.

paddywak

I was never bothered about her one way or the other.As to the conspiracy surrrounding her death I'm sure the "professionals" of the security services could have terminated her in a much more efficient and less controversial way.

Arksided

I remember the day well, far from being a royalist. We were camping so didn't know why so many folk seemed upset on way to the pub, until we arrived and told Newcastle v Liverpool game has been postponed... a collective why? After being told I was upset one of the few Royals I actually liked.

vulcan42

Do you not think that if the SIS were charged by the Royal Family to carry out an assassination they would have picked something a little less public and more efficient then a traffic accident?

DTCwordfan

as we all know, an accident is often the culmination of a series of opposed events...you could argue that if the press weren't threatening, she would have lived, even with her belt off. Your argument on being nigh-on decapitated is somewhat strong.....

Mosaic

I have a recollection of eyewitness accounts of the time recounting that she spoke in delirium. Not likely to happen in cases of decapitation. I understood massive internal bleeding was COD.

ichkeria

The conspiracy theories keep second rate writers and journalists in business

paddywak

Arksided I was in the local miners welfare when a team turned up from the local radio to interview people about the death.I was sitting with the stewardess who gave her permission but told her not to expect much sympathy as there were around a 100 football fans spliit pretty much 50-50 between Newcastle and Liverpool all of whom were upset because as one commentedof the death of some rich ***.

Arksided

Paddywak... lol. Myself being ManU supporter but was with two Liverpool Supporters... who I have to say were as taken aback as me. A game can be played later...