Scandalous investigation reveals truth about Lady Di's death

Officially, Lady Di died as a result of a road accident. But according to the head of the autopsy, there is something behind this tragic day.

It was a historically very sad day. The death of Lady Di to this day, it remains a mystery for many people. Officially, the death was due to a car accident in Paris, France, but there are those who, to this day, think that there was something beyond that which caused the death of the princess.

L & # 39; teacher Angela Gallop, commissioned during the autopsy of Lady Di, published in the last days "When dogs do not bark: the search for the truth by a forensic doctor". A book that tries to reveal all the truth about the tragic death of the princess.

Princess Dianahis boyfriend, Dodi al-Fayed, and the couple's chauffeur, Henri Paul, died on August 31, 1997, after his car struck a pillar of a tunnel. Seven years later, police authorities have asked that a series of aspects related to the accident be investigated.

We wanted to know whether there was any evidence to support the complaint made by Dodi's father, the millionaire of Egyptian origin Mohamed Al Fayed, who claimed that everything was on a plane British establishment.

"The blood transfusions that the princess had received after the accident could have complicated the pregnancy test.The best sample was therefore the remains of blood recovered from the carpet of her seat in the Mercedes. (David) Cowan's team was able to develop a dried blood compatible pregnancy test, we took a sample of the contents of their stomachs to detect contraceptive losses. ". I'm telling the professional in your book.

The investigation was known as Operation Paget and it lasted four years. During this period, more than 300 witnesses were interviewed, which cost the taxpayer 13.5 million euros.

Forensic experts have asked people to answer three questions:

1. "Was Diana pregnant at the time of her death?"
2. "The blood sample attributed to Henri Paul, which contained an alcoholic rate that doubled the legal driving limit in the UK, did it really belong to you?"
3. "Was it justified the elimination of a Fiat Uno white car, supposedly owned by photographer James Andanson, for his involvement in the collision with the Mercedes in which Diana and her companions had traveled?".

"The results of all the pregnancy tests were negative, which meant that it was extremely likely that Diana was not pregnant at the time of her death and that she had not been pregnant." took the contraceptive pill (…) The results were aligned with the evidence presented by her family and friends that there was no indication that she was pregnant. ", reveals the author

With regard to the blood sample badigned to Henri Paul, the book ensures that, after comparing it to its DNA, it was the driver and that it had not been altered by that of another person, such as we thought so. Compared to French photographer James Andansonit is something much more meticulous and extended. The initial police investigation found that he was with his wife that night at his home in Lignières, 170 kilometers south of Paris, France.

However, for Mohamed Al Fayed, Andarson was a British secret service agent and was driving the vehicle used to block the pbadage to the Mercedes, making it crash against a tunnel pillar.

This new investigation outlined in this new coroner's book ensures that Diana's Mercedes could have collided with a Fiat Unobut there was nothing to suggest that it was Andanson's car.

"One of the problems was that the scene was not well preserved with respect to the conservation of evidence relating to collisions, both with another car and with the tunnel walls"said the researcher.

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