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The Conspiracy of Princess Diana
The Conspiracy of Princess Diana
Over the past decade, many have wondered why on August 31, 1997 Princess Diana’s life was cut short due to an auto accident. Very little information has been released until recently when many different theories of a possible conspiracy started to circulate Europe as well as the United States. The conspiracy thoughts included that she was not mistakenly run off the road, but instead the entire death was secretly being well planned out by the royal family. Many things involving the case are still going on today. On March 31st, 2008 the case was dismissed, but there are still many unanswered questions. Although the official investigation shows that Princess Diana’s death was due to an aggressive paparazzi and an intoxicated driver, many are starting to believe that the royal family was involved. Stopping Diana’s critical public attacks on the royal family, allowing Prince Charles to remarry and preventing Diana’s relationship with an Arab Muslim are all possible motives for the royal family’s involvement. Diana Frances Spencer lived her entire life with connections to the royal family since she was born on July 1st 1961. She grew up at Park House which is near Sand Ingham, Norfolk, where her father was equerry for King George VI as well as young Queen Elizabeth II. When she was six, her parents separated, and she could always recall the crunching of her mother’s footsteps on the gravel as she left the house. The separations then lead to bickering over the custody of Diana, her two sisters and her brother. Lady Diana attended a boarding school where she transferred to West Heath Public School. Following school, Diana started working as a nanny as well as cooking, but later Diana became an assistant at Young England teaching kindergarten. Diana and Prince Charles had known each other for many years but finally in 1980 it became public that their friendship was sprouting into something much more serious. Finally on February 24th 1981,

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