Diana, what do you think?

Question

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/itn/20080218/tuk-al-fayed-diana-and-dodi-were-murdere-dba1618_1.html

After reading this, I was reminded of her. She was a very kind and caring woman.

Do you think:

1) it was an accident?

2) it was caused by the explosive mine manufacturers whom she opposed so strongly?

3) was to do with the royal family and removing her?

Answer 1

It was an accident. A very convenient one.  Charles never could have married his horse...I mean, Camilla...had Diana been alive. It was a convenient excuse to get Charles what he wanted.  An unfortunate accident that turned in to a convenient excuse.  How lucky for Charles and his mare.

Answer 2

she was murdered by the royal family,, ffs its obvious

Answer 3

All I want to know is, how much longer are we gonna keep raking this up? It happened over 10 years ago now. Will we still be talking about it in 50 years time?!

We need to let it rest!

Answer 4

1) Yes

2) No

3) No

It was just a tragic accident.

If she'd been wearing a seat belt, she'd be alive

Answer 5

I did at the time and still believe that it was to do with the Royal Family removing her.

Ten years on? She is still dead.

Twenty years on - and does it make a difference?  Of course it does!  Now it comes down to the honesty of the Royal Family.  Would you trust them to sell you a used car?

Answer 6

It was an accident and not a crime.

The only "crime" here is the vast of over 3 MILLION pounds in having this s**t drag on with endless "enquiries" for the past 10 years !!

Answer 7

1) No

2) No

3) Yes

Answer 8

it was an accident

Answer 9

I think its been over 10 years and she's dead. answering silly questions won't bring her back.

We should all get over it!

Answer 10

ten years precisaly.why now?

Why did it take so long to be investigated?

When it happened I was still in Italy, and the shock was incredible. Most incredible was the Royal family detachment from it.Maybe they are heart by her death comes across as the perfect solutions for a number of people in the royal family and not. It does seam strangely convinient, it's as odd as been in debt and suddenly win the lottery.

Maybe it was a tragic mistake, but a very convinient one.

Answer 11

Most likely it was an accident.   However its been ten years now !!! Its time to give things a rest isn't it ?

Answer 12

You should just accept it was drunken upper class twits.

Answer 13

I think that is unfortunate that she has died but I think she should be able to rest in peace as no one will ever know what really happened.

Answer 14

It was an accident.  If Diana had been wearing a seatbelt (and she sometimes did) then it is highly likely she would have survived.  Anybody or any organisation that was intending to kill somebody would have factored the seatbelt into their equation, and realised that they couldn't take the risk that she would wear her seatbelt, and would have devolped a plan that would work if a seatbelt was worn or not.

Answer 15

if she was murdered then it will never be proved so we should just let it lie.

Answer 16

The same as john lennon and jesus. If they win to much anti government public opinion they are assasinated and an airport or somthing is named after them. You see the government want's trouble, it keeps the masses devided for the rich to feed off. and it's through war and hardship that we advance.

Answer 17

She was an over-privileged Sloane who did very little except pose.

She died in a tragic accident. If it had been you or I no one would have looked beyond the speed of the vehicle and the inebriation of the driver. But because it was the most famous woman in the world, people can not accept mundane explanations, and have to seek conspiracy.

Answer 18

No!

It was an accident....always has been an accident and always will be an accident.

This question is asked frequently in this section (4th or 5th time in just a few days) and it's a bit like politics and religion....some of us have strong opinions!

best of luck to you!