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^I remember the bodyguard Mr. Reeves saying how he sorta remembers turning his head and seeing Diana screaming Dodi Dodi!
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If that's true, it must have been horrible for her ! But from what doctors said about her internal injuries, she had big problems to breath by herself so I doubt she was able to scream alot. Although, it's pretty sure that she saw everything happening while they were trying to get her out of the car.
Diana's driver allowed to drink on duty: former Ritz manager - Yahoo! News UK
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Does that mean that Mohammed footed the bill for Kelly Fishers rock?
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Indeed he did. He also footed the bill for the famous "engagement ring" that was intended for Diana, purchased from the Repossi jeweler. This ring is currently in the possesion of Mr Al-Fayed in a safe somewhere.
Mr Al-Fayed also financed Dodi's career as a movie producer. There is no doubt that he loved his son a lot, but keeping Dodi under his thumb financially was a way to control him.
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My prayer is that she was aware of NOTHING while they were trying to get her out of the car....I have read that she was disoriented and mumbling and seemed to be in great pain. It is terrible to think about what was going through her mind if she was aware of what had happened...she would have been terrified and in shock and thinking of her children, and that is just too horrible to imagine.
For her sake, I hope she was semi-conscious and unaware until she passed out completely.
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12-05-2007, 08:32 PM
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Because your reply was just "I agree with what you said."
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If that's true, it must have been horrible for her ! But from what doctors said about her internal injuries, she had big problems to breath by herself so I doubt she was able to scream alot. Although, it's pretty sure that she saw everything happening while they were trying to get her out of the car.
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If she said anything I doubt she said it very loudly, but then again Mr. Reeves doesn't exactly have complete memory of that night so that claim could be a bit dodgy in how truthful it is. Although what he can remember is clearly valuable both past and present. And I too hope even if she did see stuff that she wasn't fully concious cause that just musta been a horrible hour or so of the remainder of her life.
Diana inquest: Henri Paul was ‘regular contact of French secret service’ « Princess Diana News
Dodi bought Diana jewelled ring « Princess Diana News
(this one has been previously discussed but it goes into slightly more detail than they previously had)
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Wow...what an ugly ring! I can't picture elegant Diana wearing something that gaudy, it looks like the type of ring a hustler or a pimp would wear!
This story just gets more and more strange and twisted. Why on Earth was it so important to Mohammed that his son marry the Princess of Wales? It certainly would not have given him the respect and clout he seems to have hoped it would...it would have done the opposite in fact.
Was Mr Al-Fayed out for revenge or something?
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Some people are just that psychotic. There is no real reason and we probably wouldn't understand it if we knew. .
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12-07-2007, 10:24 AM
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Why is this inquest going to take so long? I read it is going to run into next spring.
To me it is becoming a circus. Not having the press that were chasing the car and the person in the white fiat car speak at the inquest, and now a servant to the Duke is to speak instead of himself - I feel we are still being hidden from a real truth. And any person following this inquest must feel that way. Even after we get a verdict I don't think it will close the whole matter. 
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Wow...what an ugly ring! I can't picture elegant Diana wearing something that gaudy, it looks like the type of ring a hustler or a pimp would wear!
This story just gets more and more strange and twisted. Why on Earth was it so important to Mohammed that his son marry the Princess of Wales?
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Well, apart from the prestige and the satisfaction of being able to stick it to the Establishment - as well as possibly envisioning himself as the older and wiser mentor to William as he grew up - there was also the reason for his whole conspiracy edifice, which is that Diana was about to marry Dodi and have some little half-Arab babies who would be step-siblings to the King of England, and that the Establishment couldn't stomach the prospect, so Prince Philip and other Establishment figures arranged to have Diana and Dodi killed. There'd have been no reason for them to do that if Dodi was just some summer fling of Diana's, especially since her association with the Fayeds was giving her some rather negative press.
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12-07-2007, 12:17 PM
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True. Moreover, who can tell for sure that Dodi loved Diana ? He did what his father wanted him to do but he couldn't force him to love her. I believe he agreed to "throw away" Kelly Fisher because his father paid everything for him, he couldn't refuse. I'm sure Dodi and Diana "appreciated" each other but it wasn't Love. She wanted to make the front page and put Camilla in the shadow, Al-Fayed wanted to get some free publicity and perhaps, find a way to enter the Establishment. I believe he's happy now, he has his publicity ... but not his son.
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12-07-2007, 12:45 PM
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I believe he's happy now, he has his publicity ... but not his son.
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Do you think a father is happy to lose a son? I have read that a parent to lose a child is one of the most horrible things to go through as a human.
Al-Fayed is coming across as a liar at this inquest. I don't know if that is correct. I do know some of the stuff he as said about talking with Diana before she died was a lie. But some stuff I still feel will never be answered with a yes or no. The only thing I can think of for him to lie is that he would be liable for her death and he might have felt he would lose a lot of his money? 
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12-07-2007, 12:53 PM
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I'm not saying he's not sad. Of course it's the most horrible thing ! But he played with fire and he used his son for his buisness. It was like a chess game.
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I wonder what Raine will say. Or if anyone will be able to concentrate on her face when confronted with the dome.
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Well if the Establishment wanted to kill her for that reason how were they to know the rumour was made up (let's just say I'm not throwing this out as afact) and not the truth like would there have been some way for them to tell again assuming the way this had been presented both past and present for that to be possible I'm assuming that there are people who specialize in that area?
Former butler tells inquest Dodi was set to propose to Diana « Princess Diana News
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12-07-2007, 08:13 PM
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If the establishment killed her, surely they'd have made a better job of it? I mean, when the state murders somebody they can go to every length to cover it up so that they aren't even brought into the line as suspects. It amazes me how silly people think the establishment is that it'd cock up an assassination. And why in a car? Poison or plain old shooting would have done surely?
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ya but wouldn't the whole shooting thing have made it more obvious than a car crash I dunno that's just how it seems to me. I'm not saying they did it but since we're even disucssing it in the case I do take into account even the slimmest possiblity of it had it actually occured
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If you shoot someone, you can pin it on a nutter in the crowd.
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That's true lol I never thought of it that way before. I had always imagined that shooting someone would cause more of a suspicion than a car crash but I guess I now see it both ways.
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If the "Establishment" had murdered Diana, they would not have left a single trace. That's how "Establishment" organizations, as we are calling them, operate. They can kill anyone, anyway, anytime, instantly, or slowly if they desire, and never be detected: smooth, fast, simple; and moreover, they make it look like "natural causes". Technologies today allow this.
Car crash assasinations have rarely been tried in the past but when they were tried they failed. It's not a usual assasination method in "sophisticated" governments.
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