Would Princes Di "Rest in Peace" if she knew she was murdered ?

Question

At least we know from this trial that her driver was not drunk.

Answer 1

If she was, then maybe she does.

Answer 2

No, at least we know from this trial that the driver WAS drunk. In fact it was THREE TIMES the normal limit for being considered drunk.

Answer 3

She is alive and well drinking pina coladas with Elvis in Miami.

Answer 4

I'm sure she'd be in talks to do Panorama Mk 2 :)

Answer 5

Irregardless of innocence or plot surrounding the death of the much loved Princess Diana the question must also be asked, "What happens to you when you die?"  Different religions give different answers, but it seems common sense has been abandoned by most.  Are you awake while asleep?  Are you conscious while unconscious? Or have you ever been knocked out? I have, for six and a half hours when I was the victim of a hit and run accident.  The duration of time between my accident to the time I woke up in the hospital went by in the twinkling of an eye, just like a deep sleep.  So it is my belief that Diana sleeps in the grave and is not conscious, therefore, she does not experience peace nor unrest.  Irregardless of the numerous miracles leading to the contrary or the vehement anger of others who don't agree, I believe the words of the Apostle Peter, the world's wisest man, Solomon, as well as his father David. On the day of Pentecost, Peter said, "For David is not ascended into the heavens." At the end of his life's journey, Solomon said, "The living know that they shall die but the dead know not anything...for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest." And the greatest king to ever live among men, David, said, "The dead praise not the LORD, neither any that go down into silence;" "...in that very day his thoughts perish." These are the words that uplift the magnificence of "the power of His resurrection"--that is Christ's, who alone could turn our defeat into victory by conquering the jurisdiction of death over life by living a sinless life; for death can only hold sin, of which Christ had none!  I'll never force your will to believe as I, but examine all information before the conclusions are drawn.  Feelings have their place but they must be subservient to reason.  There is precious logic as to why things are the way they are.  Give no room to mysticism, nor "the tradition of men."

Answer 6

What trial are you talking about?  There has been no trial, there has been an Inquest.  Do keep up!

Answer 7

I wish that once and for all, people would use the correct title.

Diana was not a princess of the blood royal. She was Diana, Princess of Wales.

Answer 8

Her driver was drunk. He was intoxicated and not able to control the vehicle. However, the paparazzi that viciously chased her car through the Paris tunnels should have been arrested for causing her death. If they had not been chasing her, the odds are good that she would be alive today, as her driver would have had no excuse to rush away and try to evade them. It was an accident. A horrible accident. Let the woman rest in peace.

Answer 9

Check your facts-the latest inquest found her driver was drink driving!!!!!!

Lady Diana lived her life well and made significant contributions.  She raised a pretty darn good pair of sons and can rest in peace in herself and even though a short life - a life well lived non the less.