Prince Harry has long blamed the mercenary media for his mother, Princess Diana, dying in a 1997 car crash in a Paris tunnel, while Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed was convinced that Prince Philip ordered British secret agents to engineer the fatal collision, which also killed his son, Dodi.
But however much pursuing paparazzi and other significant factors contributed to the crash, a recent article emphasizes that Diana’s ability to survive had been entirely in her control.
The former Metropolitan Police commissioner who headed a special inquiry into Diana’s death said in a new interview that she, her companion Dodi Al Fayed and their driver might still be alive today if they had followed a basic car safety measure — they should have been wearing seat belts.
