NEW INFORMATION ON DEATH OF PRINCESS DIANA

New evidence that Princess Diana's murder was carried out by an army soldier .... on orders from a high official

    Scotland Yard police today releases an announcement exposing the new information that the murder of Princess Diana, widely known as the princess of the masses who died as a result of a road accident was the work of a British soldier, carried out on instructions of someone.

    Since suspected evidence in this connection has still not been confirmed, no final decision in this respect could be arrived at so far and therefore Scotland Yard police has further informed that investigations are still proceeding.

    This fresh information had been received during a court proceedings on evidence given by one sergeant Daniel Nightingale in Britain in relation to misuse of weapons.

    It is revealed by written documentary evidence provided by sergeant Dany Nightingale that a resident colleague known as 'sodier N' is involved in this murder and that this Special Air Services commando soldier had spoken about it to his own wife. As mentioned therein, the murder of Princess Diana had been planned and carried out on instructions of somebody.

   Scotland Yard police has still not expressed a liking to announce the report containing this secret information and further information relating to individuals connected with the incident, to the media.

   Princess Diana and her lover at that time, Dodi, both died while travelling  as a consequence of a fatal accident which took place in a metro in Paris on August 31st in the year 1997. At the time of her death, Princess Diana was 36 years old and had separated from Prince Charles after having 2 children. The rumour that spread at that time was that Princess Diana had begotten a child from her new lover and because British Royalty hated it, the murder had been a planned one. Though various rumours began to spread, none of them were confirmed in the eyes of the law.

   Driver, Henry Paul died in the accident and it was said that the accident may have happened because of excessive speed of driving and because he was trying to avoid the papparazi focusing attention on Princess Diana. Whatever it is, there was evidence to say that the driver was highly intoxicated and on an investigation conducted in the year 2008 by Britain, it was conclusively believed that the accident took place because of the driver's negligence.

   It is reported from Britain that the true reason for the death of Princess Diana would be revealed in the near future in association with the fresh evidence.