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Conspiracy theorists are again working overtime after new revelations concerning the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. Reports out of Britain say U.S. secret service agents were eavesdropping on Diana's phone calls the night she died in a Paris car crash almost a decade ago. London's Observer newspaper claims the disclosure is among the findings from a new report by Metropolitan Police Chief John Stevens into Diana's death to be published on Thursday. The paper says the reason for the phone tapping remains a mystery and occurred without the knowledge of Britain's own MI-6 spy agency. | Hillary was afraid she was sleeping with Bill |
The Observer also reports the intelligence shed no light on Diana's fatal car crash in Paris the night of Aug. 31, 1997.
The 36-year-old princess, her friend, Dodi Fayed, 42 and driver Henri Paul, 41, died when the Mercedes Benz they were riding in crashed inside Paris' Pont d'Alma tunnel on Aug. 31, 1997. The car was being followed by media photographers.
While a French investigation concluded in 1999 that the death was an accident, and that Paul was drunk, conspiracy theories have since swirled around the deaths. |