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Prince Philip's top aide to
be quizzed over 'murder' claims at Diana inquest
UK
Daily Mail
Friday December 7, 2007
The Duke of Edinburgh's top aide is to appear at
the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, next week,
it has been announced.
Private secretary Brigadier Sir Miles Hunt-Davis
is certain to be asked about Harrods tycoon Mohamed al Fayed's
claim that the Duke ordered Diana's "murder" in a car
crash in Paris in 1997.
The Princess's close friend Rosa Monkton and her stepmother Raine,
Countess Spencer, are also listed to give evidence as the inquest
enters its 11th week.
In a key few days of evidence Alberto Repossi - the jeweller
at the centre of claims that Dodi Fayed had bought an an engagement
ring for the Princess - and MP Nicholas Soames, whom Diana allegedly
"feared", will also be called.
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Others listed include Philippe Doucin, a barman who says he sold
drinks to driver Henri Paul at the Ritz Hotel in Paris on the
night of the crash, and Dr Arnaud Derossi, who co-ordinated the
medical response at the scene of the tragedy in the Pont de l'Alma
tunnel in the early hours of August 31, 1997.
Mohamed al Fayed, whose son Dodi was killed in the crash with
Diana and Henri Paul, is convinced the couple were murdered in
an MI6 plot which he believes was ordered by the Duke of Edinburgh.
He believes the couple were poised to announce their engagement
when they died and that Diana was pregnant with Dodi's child.
Sir Miles is likely to be asked about the whereabouts of correspondence
between the Duke and the Princess, which her former butler Paul
Burrell claims existed - part of a box of correspondence dubbed
the "crown jewels".
Full
article here.
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