London:
Luxury storeowner Mohamed al Fayed accused the British royal family on
Monday of wanting to ‘get rid’ of Princess Diana, who died in a 1997
Paris car crash along with his son. Giving evidence at an inquest into
Dodi’s and Diana’s death, the owner of London’s Harrods store, Fayed
directed accusations at the princess’s former husband Prince Charles,
and at her former father-in-law and husband to the Queen, Prince Philip.
“(Princess
Diana) told me personally both before and during the holiday we shared
in July 1997 of her fears,” Fayed said in a written statement to the
court. “She told me that she knew Philip and Prince Charles wanted to
get rid of her.”
Diana, 36, Dodi, 42, and driver Henri Paul, a
Fayed employee, were killed when their Mercedes limousine crashed in a
road tunnel in August 1997 as they sped away from the Ritz Hotel in
Paris with paparazzi in hot pursuit. Under British law, an inquest is
needed to determine the cause of death when someone dies unnaturally.
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