Diana Saga Continues

Former Met police chief Lord Stevens has demanded an apology for criticisms of his report into Princess Diana's death, as he testified at her inquest.

He led an inquiry into the 1997 Paris crash in which the princess died, which ruled it had been a "tragic accident".

Lord Stevens said over the years he had been accused of being negligent and being influenced by other parties.

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The tragic saga concerning Princess Diana's death continues. How long will it be before the people can accept that this event happened and it could have been an accident? As I have said earlier, it is JFK all over again.

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No Police Protection?

Princess Diana

Diana, Princess of Wales, would still be alive if she had retained her police protection, a former chief policeman has told the inquest into her death.

Lord Condon, chief of the Metropolitan Police when she died, said he had begged her to reinstate her protection.

She refused to change her mind as she did not trust police, the court heard.



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According to this article, Diana would not have died if she had police protection. Obviously, Diana's death has grown to legendary proportions. It now ranks, in this blog's opinion, as Britain's Kennedy assassination. Conspiracy theories and hand wringing on security decisions abound.