Full Version: Diana's Butler Testifies At Inquest
Harsh , very harsh!
my mind is split on Burrell though, just dont know what to think of the man to tell the truth.
my mind is split on Burrell though, just dont know what to think of the man to tell the truth.
Burrell doesn't want the court to have his diaries. I'm guessing he was in love with Diana and there are probably some very spicy sexual fantasies in there!
Hmmmmm.... seems to me to be a case of pot calling kettle black. Mom and butler appear to be "press ho's."
I saw on BBC America's news last night that there was a letter Diane wrote of importance. This letter said that she expected the Crown to pass over Charles to William and that she was considered a difficulty or inconvenience. She truly believed that she would have a fatal accident in her car. Her attorney took this letter seriously and saved it.
The sooner this nonsense is put to bed the better in my opinion the woman died 10 years ago for heavens sake .
QUOTE (fentontfox @ Jan 16 2008, 01:17 PM) 
The sooner this nonsense is put to bed the better in my opinion the woman died 10 years ago for heavens sake .
Hear, hear.
QUOTE (isabellabird @ Jan 17 2008, 05:30 AM)
Hear, hear.
I agree.
QUOTE (chanel22 @ Jan 16 2008, 05:54 AM)
I saw on BBC America's news last night that there was a letter Diane wrote of importance. This letter said that she expected the Crown to pass over Charles to William and that she was considered a difficulty or inconvenience. She truly believed that she would have a fatal accident in her car. Her attorney took this letter seriously and saved it.
She wrote a letter suggesting they pass over Charles in favor of William. It wasn't going to happen.
As for her accident, I believe she was very intuitive and had a premonition of her own death, which doesn't necessarily mean it was murder. Remember Natalie Wood always had a fear of the water.
QUOTE (PerfumeMe @ Jan 16 2008, 07:47 PM)
She wrote a letter suggesting they pass over Charles in favor of William. It wasn't going to happen.
As for her accident, I believe she was very intuitive and had a premonition of her own death, which doesn't necessarily mean it was murder. Remember Natalie Wood always had a fear of the water.
As for her accident, I believe she was very intuitive and had a premonition of her own death, which doesn't necessarily mean it was murder. Remember Natalie Wood always had a fear of the water.
Oh, golly, I never realized the skipping over Charles was her idea! Good grief, well that does put things in a different light. Neither she nor Sarah F. made the best of choices.
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