On August 31, 1997, Princess Diana and her partner Dodi Al-Fayed were killed in a fatal car crash in Paris, France.
Since the incident, many have hypothesized that there was a conspiracy surrounding the event and that the pair were intentionally murdered. Dodi Al Fayed's father Mohamed Al-Fayed has been among the most vocal of conspiracy theorists.
Various Inquests
The original 18-month French investigation concluded that the accident was caused by driver Henri Paul, who lost control of the car while impaired by antidepressants and alcohol. Conspiracy theories were again dismissed by two British investigations which concluded in 2004 and April 2008, which again listed Paul as the party responsible for the death.
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Fast Facts
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One theory suggests that Princess Diana and Al-Fayed faked their deaths
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Some believe that the British intelligence was responsible for the deaths
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It has been suggested that the Royal Family masterminded the accident
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Another theory hypothesizes that Dodi Al-Fayed was the real target
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Controversy surrounds the driver, Henri Paul
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- He was not the usual driver and was brought in to assume the role at the last minute
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- He held multiple bank accounts with unusually high balances
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- Crash was reportedly caused because he was intoxicated, but did not appear so before entering the car
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- Was found with a large amount of cash in his pocket
