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Ambulance driver quizzed over
'conspiracy'
Emily Garnham
UK
Daily Express
Friday November 16, 2007
THE paramedic who drove the dying Princess Diana to hospital
stopped his vehicle for five minutes and drove slowly on purpose,
the inquest into her death heard today.
Allegations of a conspiracy to kill the Princess emerged this
afternoon as it was revealed the ambulance’s journey was
deliberately prolonged - despite having a police escort.
Coroner Lord Justice Scott Baker told the court at the start
of the case that questions had also been raised over why the Princess
was treated by a doctor at the crash site for 40 minutes, rather
than being rushed straight to hospital.
There was further confusion as to why she was not treated at
the Hotel-Dieu which the ambulance passed en-route to the hospital
where she eventually died.
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Ambulance driver Michel Massebeuf explained that hospital staff
at the Pitie-Salpetriere Hospital were on hand to receive the
dying Princess and that he could not set off from the scene until
her condition had stabilised.
“Although I cannot say exactly when, we knew from very
early on that there was a place available at the Pitie-Salpetriere
Hospital, and that as soon as the patient’s condition allowed,
I should make my way to that hospital,” he said.
On-board doctor Jean-Marc Martino - who treated Diana at the
crash scene for almost 40 minutes before the ambulance finally
set off - instructed the driver to go slowly because of Diana’s
injuries, jurors heard today.
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