2003 Documentary by author of the acclaimed book: "Diana: the Last Days", Martyn Gregory examines in detail the allegations made that she died in a plot. Shortly after this film was made, the Coroner leading the inquests in Diana and Dodi's deaths decided to call in the police to investigate the allegations. Gregory's position turned out to be entirely vindicated three years and £3.69 million later. Refusing to give up despite this drubbing, a lengthy inquest was held in 2007 and 2008 before a Jury which returned a verdict that similarly agreed: Diana's death was nothing more than a tragic accident and the allegations of foul play were entirely without evidence.
The film concludes by assessing the PR offensive mounted by the Fayed organisation up to 2003 and how it has been been effective in persuading people in believe there was foul play on that sad night and to distract from the decisions Mr Fayed made regarding Diana's security.
Fayed's statement responding to Martyn Gregory's critique of his claims is read out.
Diana's close friend Rosa Moncton concludes with the sad and profound observation that Diana's life was dominated by people telling lies about her; the conspiracy theories are a continuation of this many years after her tragic and avoidable death.
29 сен 2024
