The Murder of Princess Diana: The Truth Behind the Assassination of the People's Princess

I really like this book because it is very well written and very informative. It was also in very good condition.

I liked the book. Neil Botham skillfully goes through a lot of detail in a short amount of time. It presents a side that we have not heard. Most people say it was a bad accident. Myself...

I never once believed Princess Diana died in a car accident. Yes, she was badly injured in a car crash, but I've never believed it was an 'accident,' even when it happened. A whole lot of powerful people - from Prince Philip and Prince Charles to the MI5 - wanted her dead and I totally believe they assassinated her. I think Mohammed Al-Fayed is onto the truth: the mother of the future Prince of Wales was about to marry an Muslim and move to the U.S. She might even have already been pregnant (thought I doubt it). The palace couldn't allow that to happen, so they didn't. I agree that the reason it took sooo long for the ambulance to drive Diana the short distance to the hospital is because they were waiting for her to die from the massive internal bleeding of a severed artery. And it was always suspicious that her body was almost immediately cremated - before it was even returned to England. It was murder all the way. Conspiracy at that high a level, though, will never be exposed. Just like JFK - the public will never know the real truth.

Only days after Diana's passing in the 90's, I was told by a close friend that it was not an accident. This came from credible sources, but ran totally counter to what I was hearing on the news. So I filed it away until years later when I heard about the death of James Andanson. This was extremely suspicious and unknown to most of the public. Botham's book does a great job of covering all the accounts I've read over the years as well as some new ones. He also delves into the marriage of Charles and Diana and other family dramas at play. Very quick read and compelling information.

it’s a present for my mom. can’t wait to give it to her. came in great condition.

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Not what I was expecting. Some parts were much better then others but there was a lot of details that i feel didn't need to be there.

Lot of information.

I learnt quite a lot from reading this coruscating and important book, which deserves a wide audience. The author carried out a large amount of sterling research work and put forward some convincing evidence. I cannot of course prove, or disprove, any of the facts and arguments laid down in the book, but most of them certainly ring true. Whatever your views on the Royal Family and Princess Diana, I think it's fair to say that she did not deserve to meet such a tragic and horrific end. The means and the outcome were utterly deplorable and totally indefensible. As with many other such cases, I'm left wondering who the 'dark forces', the 'powers that be' and the 'men in grey suits' really are and who's pulling their strings and topping up their bank accounts ... ... ...

Thoroughly researched, this book is riveting reading which explains many of the mysteries behind Diana’s death. The evidence will probably never be revealed, at least not in our life times. The People’s Princess will never be forgotten,

Eindelijk een boek hetgeen niet meer uitgaat van een 'ongeval', maar een boek dat erkent dat hier meer aan de hand is en dat bewijst dat de vader van Dodi het bij het goede einde had en wel dat zijn zoon zowel als de prinses vermoord zijn. Jammer genoeg geen media-aandacht. (Zoals zo vaak als het om de waarheid gaat....)

Excellent new account of missing factors things that should have been investigated further but werent but it definitely points to it not being an accident and henri Paul the fall guy

Oui il s'agit bien d'un meurtre. Quand on aura lu ce livre, on n'a plus de doute. Bien recherché et avec beaucoup de renseignements. Je n'ai pas eu tellement de compassion envers elle quand elle a fait son interview televise mais maintenant, je vois quelle vie d'enfer elle a vécue et quel mort triste.