Did They KILL Princess Diana?

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  @carollange9699 · 6 months ago

  Ir has been stated by readers many times that the driver was blinded by a strong ray of light was shon into his face

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  @sueabbott5586 · 8 months ago (edited)

  I remember ringing my mum to break the awful news to her gently, I will never ever forget the effect it had on so many. I am tearful just  remembering it all.

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• LI

  @LisaGilbert-k4m · 8 months ago

  I cried too, many did you were not alone... 🌹.

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• EL

  @elizabeth-ot1iv · 6 months ago (edited)

  Never shall I forget that funeral. &nbsp;The total, gutted silence of the people. &nbsp;Millions of flowers. &nbsp;Men, women and children crying. The sole worker on the concrete overpass, standing to attention as the car passed below. All in a shocked reverie. <br>And in our loungeroom, in a faraway Australian suburb, we watched the whole thing and cried for beautiful Diana. . . <br> 💗 👸 ✝️ 💐

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  @theresam1963 · 8 months ago

  Any other person that said my husband is planning a fatal car crash and then it happens would be arrested. Also she was immediately enbalmed, why.

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• AR

  @archibaldvonkranski8881 · 8 months ago

  My mother cried too. I was young at the time and didn&apos;t understand why mum would cry over a complete stranger but after a little history lesson I understood. She truly cared about the inhumanity in the world and made great effort to make a change. Some would consider a saint. There is deep animosity toward the royal family over this. RIP Diana. Forever in our hearts 💕 🙏

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  @QueerFrogRabbit · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtE8PMm89Js&amp;t=22">0:22</a> We&apos;re American and my mom and I bawled like babies during her funeral.

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• AS

  @ash34005 · 6 months ago

  I’m American and I’m William’s age and I cried when she died. She was loved around the world.

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• TE

  @terryjordan11 · 8 months ago (edited)

  You only have to look at MI6&apos;s behavior and reaction (or lack thereof ) to the tragic and suspicious circumstances surrou<br>nding the death of poor Gareth william to understand that their relationship with the truth is more than anything ruthlessly self-serving

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• IS

  @IslandSand · 7 months ago

  When the beautiful, kind and beloved Princess Diana died the world cried. She was loved and admired by millions and still today people grieve her loss.

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• RE

  @RedPilledFox · 8 months ago

  Would the bodyguard really have allowed the Princess to be driven by a paralytic drunkard? 🤔😳

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• GR

  @Greenmanofmyth · 8 months ago (edited)

  1997 was around the time that I began to immerse myself in the conspiracy world (remember the internet barely existed then and it was all books and magazines). I abandoned the scene after 5 or 6 years, as I worked out that it is a downward spiral into paranoia, no matter how much truth &nbsp;may be contained in certain theories. Having said that, the official story doesn&apos;t really stand up, and there were lots of very powerful people who were happy to see Diana dead. I&apos;m old enough to remember her wedding (I was about 10 or 11), so it sort of hits hard. She was possibly the only bright light in a deeply corrupt family.

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