Where was the body of Princess Diana identified?
Al Fayed identified his son’s body Sunday morning in a Paris morgue. The fourth person in the car, a bodyguard, was seriously injured in the crash. News of the widely popular princess’s death left people across Britain and elsewhere saddened. Radio and television stations played the national anthem.
Where was the car crash that killed Princess Diana?
PARIS (AP) _ A somber Prince Charles escorted the flag-draped coffin of his former wife, Princess Diana, from a hospital on Sunday, after she was killed in a car crash while racing away from pursuing photographers.
How old was Diana when she was killed?
French police, meanwhile, stepped up their investigation of seven photographers they think may have contributed to Sunday’s early-morning crash that killed the 36-year-old Diana, her wealthy companion Dodi Fayed, and their chauffeur.
How did Diana and Fayed get into the tunnel?
As Diana and Fayed’s car entered the tunnel along the Seine River, they reportedly were trailed by at least seven paparazzi on motorcycles in a high-speed pursuit of photos. France’s interior minister, Jean-Pierre Chevenement, said Diana’s car was traveling at high speed through the tunnel, and the driver lost control.
Who was the pathologist who examined Princess Diana?
‘WAS SHE PREGNANT?’ Dr Richard Shepherd has revealed some of the queries he has received about the people’s princess down the years THE pathologist who examined Princess Diana’s body has revealed some of the burning questions he is often asked about her death.
What was the date of Princess Diana’s death?
At the inquest into Diana’s death, accident investigator Anthony Read said he could “almost guarantee” the couple would have survived had they been strapped in and the car travelling with in the speed limit. Diana died on August 31, 1997, after suffering fatal injuries in a car crash in the Pont de l’Alma road tunnel in Paris.
Who was in the car with Princess Diana?
Her companion Dodi Fayed and driver and security guard Henri Paul were also killed in the crash while her bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones survived with horrific injuries. The car was travelling at up to 70mph – twice the speed limit – and Paul was three times over the drink-drive limit.
