Last Hours, Death, Transfer from France, Funeral and Interment

[Elspeth]

Originally Posted by Nazma FOURRE

Every one is free on earth to cherish Diana's memories and no one is allowed to remove this feeling of love attached to his or her devotee princess. No one can say that paparazzi was the cause of her accident for justice in France has not seen that and one cannot judge better this accident than the judge himself otherwise this would be fabulous. So stop putting the blame on paparazzi for has the driver not been drunk, he would have driven properly and Diana would have been alive.

Nazma FOURRE

The verdict of the inquest was that the paparazzi were responsible as well as the driver.

Now ask yourself why the paparazzi were so intent on chasing the car. If people hadn't been so keen to buy photos of Diana in private with her boyfriend, the paparazzi wouldn't have had any reason to be chasing her. They were in it for the money, they were given large amounts of money by magazines and newspapers, and the magazines and newspapers were prepared to pay large amounts of money because they knew they'd sell a lot more copies. And the reason they knew they'd sell a lot more copies is that there were so many people who were desperate for intrusive photos of Diana in her private life and with her boyfriends. If people hadn't wanted those photos so badly, the paparazzi would have had no reason to be chasing the Mercedes and Henri Paul wouldn't have needed to speed. In fact Diana and Dodi wouldn't have been trapped in the Ritz in the first place.

You can't have it both ways. If you believe Diana was somehow the property of the whole world including her fans and therefore you're entitled to know all about Diana, including being able to see her in her coffin, then you're partly responsible for the chase which ended in her death.

[Russophile]

Originally Posted by Nazma FOURRE

I am not obssesed with lady diana but simply feel sad about her death caused by Camilla who stole charles from her and making her go to a relationship where she faces death during a weekend with her new lover?

Nazma FOURRE

Camilla never "stole" Charles from her. You might want to do a little more homework on that. Dimbleby is good, anything by Sarah Bradford is good too.

[Nazma FOURRE]

Originally Posted by Jean

Which one is her wedding ring? The big blue one? Or is that her engagement ring?

we should have seen her face before her eternal journey and that is not fair of being deprived from such a thing.

Nazma FOURRE

[kimebear]

Nazma, has it occurred to you that perhaps the young princes did not want their dead mothers picture plastered around? You may think you loved Diana, but I am sure that they did.

[Nazma FOURRE]

[quote=Elspeth;810362]The verdict of the inquest was that the paparazzi were responsible as well as the driver.


Don't insult france, my country and if you are against French people , come and speak in front of French justice about your hatred for french journalist and you will be condemned for diffamation(meaning false accusations which could cost you money). Don't blame the paparazzi as well for who are you to judge them? Do u have material proofs against them? The court needs proofs and if you have any proof against those paparazzi come and debate in France and stop hiding where you are, saying your hatred to french journalists, simply you are anti french.

Nazma FOURRE

[TheTruth]

I blame them and I'm french and proud to be, Nazma!

[Nazma FOURRE]

Originally Posted by Russophile

Camilla never "stole" Charles from her. You might want to do a little more homework on that. Dimbleby is good, anything by Sarah Bradford is good too.

Well if she did not steal Charles, what were they doing together in bed before charles Divorce?

Nazma FOURRE

[Nazma FOURRE]

Originally Posted by TheTruth

I blame them and I'm french and proud to be, Nazma!

Don't add fuel to fire, hmmmmmmmmmmm!!!

Nazma FOURRE

[Nazma FOURRE]

Originally Posted by kimebear

Nazma, has it occurred to you that perhaps the young princes did not want their dead mothers picture plastered around? You may think you loved Diana, but I am sure that they did.

If they did not want to see their dead mother why prince william ran into a nervous breakdown and had a vision that Diana came to see him every night after her death. He had an emotional shock.

Nazma FOURRE

[TheTruth]

You did it yourself. So I advise you to stop being paranoid about everyone here.

[Russophile]

Originally Posted by Nazma FOURRE

Well if she did not steal Charles, what were they doing together in bed before charles Divorce?

Nazma FOURRE

He willingly went to her bed. That's not stealing.

[Russophile]

Originally Posted by Nazma FOURRE

If they did not want to see their dead mother why prince william ran into a nervous breakdown and had a vision that Diana came to see him every night after her death. He had an emotional shock.

Nazma FOURRE

Sources please.

[TheTruth]

Originally Posted by Nazma FOURRE

If they did not want to see their dead mother why prince william ran into a nervous breakdown and had a vision that Diana came to see him every night after her death. He had an emotional shock.

Nazma FOURRE

As a former journalist, you should know you need proof to back it up. Please, we are eager to hear your sources.

[Roslyn]

Originally Posted by Nazma FOURRE

If they did not want to see their dead mother why prince william ran into a nervous breakdown and had a vision that Diana came to see him every night after her death. He had an emotional shock.

I don't recall having read this account anywhere, but my response is that of course William and Harry both had an emotional shock when they learnt of the tragic and violent and untimely death of their mother, and I would not be at all surprised if William had visions of his mother during his waking hours and dreams about her during his sleep. His senses would have been overwhelmed with grief and he would have been thought about her all the time in those early days. However I am confident that what the poor young man and his brother would have really wanted would have been to have their beloved mother back with them alive rather than to see her battered dead body.

[Skydragon]

Originally Posted by Nazma FOURRE

Well if she did not steal Charles, what were they doing together in bed before charles Divorce?

Nazma FOURRE

Probably because Diana was in bed with one of her lovers, long before her divorce!

[Elspeth]

Maybe we could get this thread back on topic after this derail? Since Nazma is now banned (for a variety of reasons), she won't be able to respond to posts addressing her claims.

[sirhon11234]

Wow, I'm happy I missed this argument..

Anyway my memory of the day Diana died is hazy I remember wacthing her funeral like it was yesterday but Aug 31, 97 is very hazy. I woke up at about midnight and saw a wrecked car on the television, my mother told me Diana was involved in an accident I don't remember if she told me Diana was dead or alive, I walked into my living room and my father and great uncle were also watching the news. But if it was 12:00am in NY and 6:00am in France her passing was announced during that time I think. The rest of the day is a blur and the last thing I remember about that day is that I was watching NY channel 1 news and they announced that her body arrived back home in England.
Then I remember my sister yelling out my name saying that Mariah Carey's new video was on MTV.

Does anyone remember why the Princess' coffin was moved from St. James' Palace to Kensington Palace?

[Russophile]

Originally Posted by sirhon11234

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Does anyone remember why the Princess' coffin was moved from St. James' Palace to Kensington Palace?

I thought because she lived there and it was on the route.
Somebody confirm or deny me.

[Ella Kay]

They wanted to extend the route because of the incredible number of people who showed up in London, didn't they? I remember reading that at some point...

[TheTruth]

Her coffin spent the night at Kensington Palace before the funeral day. I think it was a symbolic way to let her go 'back home' before being buried. But it's only a supposition.