Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Princess Diana Murder Conspiracy Podcast

Episode Date: January 27, 2021

There are many conspiracy theories surrounding Princess Diana's Death or what could be murder. Was her death simply an accident, or was she murdered? Did she also predict her own death? We investigate all of that and more on this episode of Princess Diana Murder Conspiracy Podcast

This is CNN breaking news. I'm Jean Merservian in Washington, in Paris, France tonight a tragedy. Britain's Princess Diana has been in an automobile accident. She has been injured. Diana, Princess of Wales, has been seriously injured in a car accident in Paris. Her companion, the Haradzair, Dodi Al-Fayyad, has been killed. This is BBC One. We've interrupted our programs for a news report.

We now go over to Martin Lewis in the news studio. We interrupt this film to tell you we are getting reports that Diana Princess of Wales has been badly injured in a car crash in France. We are getting one report from a news agency that the princess is suffering from concussion. This is BBC television from London. Diana Princess of Wales has died after a car crash in Paris. This is a news flash from National.

9 News. Welcome to this special National National News update and the news out of Paris on the condition of Princess Diana is not good. She is now officially reported as dead. Diana is dead. She died at 4 o'clock this morning. A French minister is being quoted this by the Reuters News Agency now that Diana Princess of Wales has died. After 1998, it was theorized that there was an orchestrated criminal conspiracies surrounding the death of Princess Diana.

The investigations in both Britain and France found that Diana died in a matter consistent with media reports following the fatal car crash. But is this true? Was there something more to the story? How would Princess Diana predict her on death? We investigate all of this coming up. Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast. I am your host, Chad, and alongside my wife, Sherry.

Hi, guys. How are you? So hope everybody has been good on tonight's show. We are going to be talking about Princess Diana and her death and everything that surrounded her death. You know, is there a conspiracy there? Did she die like the news report said or was she murdered? Was there a vendetta out against her? Did a secret government cover up help whoever to kill her?

And that's something we're going to talk about on tonight's podcast. You know, it's something that Princess Diana, I remember back from, I mean, when I was a kid. And it was something that shocked the entire world, I mean, essentially. And it was something that I believe around the world everyone felt. It was something that, especially in the United States, as much as, you know, the media loves royalty. It was something that a lot of people felt like they knew Princess Diana. They felt like they knew who she was. They, that she was more normal like them, right?

And, and so it's just, it was a tough thing for a lot of people when she died, and especially people, you know, over in the UK and England, wouldn't you say? Yeah, well, I think, too, it's because Princess Diana was such a, a person of, like, interest around the world, not just in the UK, but all over the world. And I think it started with her fairy tale of marrying the prince. And just, you know, I remember like it was today seeing that wedding and her beautiful gown and the whole, the whole thing went all the way down the church. And everyone was tuning into their, their beautiful wedding. And I mean, everything was just like a fairy tale when they, when her and Charles, Prince Charles got married.

And they had known each other forever. Yeah, I guess they, yes, since she was a little girl, I guess. And I think that, you know, since it became so widespread all over the country. just UK, everyone knew who Princess Diana was. And I think also, after she got married, like all of her influence around the world and everything that she was doing to care for normal people. And she was stepping outside of that box of being, you know, a royal. And she was a real human being that sympathized with other people. Yeah. Sympathized. Thank you. Sympathized with other people. I think that's why people really gravitate towards Diana and love her to this day.

of all the things that she's done and she's not worried to sit in the dirt with people or shake hands with people that have AIDS or go to bomb sites. I mean, she was all over the place doing humanitarian things, you know, with her role of being princess. And I really think that she took that to heart. And that was her way of touching people around the world. Yeah, she wanted to reverse the stigma on people, but not just people, but people with AIDS. She wanted people to know that, hey, just because I'm a princess, even though technically she was never actually a princess

but anyways so how is she not technically a princess well she wasn't because technically a princess comes under the the archie of you know she just because she married prince Charles Charles at the time

I don't know why I always want to say Prince William their kid I know but that doesn't necessarily just make her a princess she was never actually a princess she was a princess of Wells I guess they said but she was never actually a technical princess. Oh.

Well, that's new to me. Yeah, even though that was what her name was and all that, I was looking at up the royalty kind of structure and hierarchy. Well, I'm just saying that she was more popular and more famous than Prince Charles, just like you forget his name all the time. Everyone knows Princess Diana's name, but, you know, most people know Prince Charles, but she was a center of attention. Yeah, we're not experts on rural.

I'm not anyway. Sherry probably knows more than I do, but we're here to strictly talk about, you know, what, what are the possibilities of this? But we just kind of wanted to give you, like, for people, I know most people know who Princess Diana is, but. So you'd be surprised, though. Just go ahead and let's just give a little brief background of who Princess Diana was. Well, I mean, Princess, like I said, we're kind of what we were doing, but, you know, she was someone that, you know, loved people. And she, you know, she got married to Prince Charles. Oh, I got it right, see. She got married to Prince Charles at a young age.

And many people believe that they kind of sped along their marriage. Yeah, because he was older. Yeah, and so, and that's the thing. I mean, in royalty, you know, one of the things, especially as a prince, the older you get, the more pressure you have on you to find a wife, to find. To have kids. Yeah, to have kids. And a boy, especially.

Go throughout the whole thing. And so there was a lot of pressure on him from the royal family to find a wife and so on and so forth. And that might have something to later in their marriage, maybe. Yeah, it's possible. I mean, they rushed the marriage. That's what they did. They rushed the marriage. It was, you know, widely known that they did that. And so it's one of those things, you know, to me, it was always kind of strange, because I, especially since researching this, I've always, like, looked at a lot of the, I don't know, I've watched a ton of videos of her and Prince Charles and even on the wedding day, you know, I mean, I understand that, like, royalty is such a,

it's just like an uppity thing. You know, it's like a bow tie, not a bow tie. It's even more than that. It's the metals and all that stuff. Yeah, it's just everything is so snuffy. Right. You know, and, you know, even on her wedding day, if you watch the video, it just, it just seems like it's so like formal. Everything is like you're supposed to do this.

Yeah, it's almost like you're not in love as formal. Yeah. It's almost like an arranged marriage or something. Yeah. I get what you're saying. So a lot of the movies that you watch, especially about royalty and then if, especially if you watch movie that that plays a part of looking at it from either a princess's side or someone that's going to marry a prince or whatever the case is you'll often see a lot of times like

how harsh the role of family is to that yeah and i hate to say that i think about all the christmas movies so i watched during christmas i mean it's true i mean but it does and and that's a that's a common thing that happens and you know the funny thing is too is princess diana kind of was not necessarily who the royal family would would I guess cut out or put in that position as much as the world loved her royal family didn't actually 100% love her not saying you know as far as like the way she was the royal family really didn't like her stepping across the boundary in the border uh between royalty and and common yeah and commoners they actually didn't like stuff like that i mean it's because it probably was never heard of before that yeah i mean i don't know like we said

We don't live in UK. We're from America. This is just our perspective as Americans. Yeah. And, you know, one of the things is when Prince Diane is, or Princess Diane, its driver came out finally. And, you know, after all the years. Now, he wasn't a driver during the night of the accident, obviously, because that guy's dead. Her normal driver.

Yeah, her normal driver. He actually used to be a, you know, a security guy, which they call most everybody over there that's like FBI or like and stuff like that. they call security forces. So when you hear us talk about security forces tonight, it's more than likely meaning the government, like something like an FBI would be for us or something like that. But he actually used to be an officer in the security forces over there. And until he became her driver,

he was her driver for many, many, many years. And so one of the questions that was asking an interview to him was, you know, how much did you know, Diana? And, you know, what did you, how was she? I mean, did you guys talk about personal things? Yeah, what kind of person would be friends? And he was like, no, she was very cordial and all that. But he said, but, you know, there's one thing that was always known as she was royalty and I was not.

And although we had, and I don't want to misquote him, but that's basically what he said. And he said, although, yeah, we had small talk and like conversation, you know, she was always royalty. And I was the driver. And that was always very clear. Maybe that was the role. But like. And he said he never once had a cross word with her or anything. But, you know, but there was a very defined line in the sand between royalty and people that work for them or people that are with them.

Yeah. Yeah. You don't step over the line and you do what you're told to do when you're told to do it. It's just like her butler. I don't know if you know that. But actually her butler used to be Queen Elizabeth's Butler. Did you know that? No, I didn't.

Yeah, he used to be Queen Elizabeth's Butler. and then he became her butler when they came together. And I think that they were more like friends and she was willing to open up to her butler more than maybe her driver. Yeah, exactly. That's true. Just because the butler, you know, he basically lives with her.

Yeah. You know? Yeah. And he knows her every need, what she wants, when she wants tea, what, you know, the butler knows everything. Yeah, so, you know, so, yeah, Princess Diana and, you know, Prince Charles got,

married many believe sooner than they were ready. Now, in royalty terms, that's not possible because they were right and they were ready. There was a lot of pressure on him. Yeah, and I think within like a year or so, she got pregnant. Yeah, it wasn't long after, yeah. With William, Prince William. Yeah, it wasn't long after that. But you know, the thing is, is like I said, I go back to watching the videos of them together.

It just never looks like she was truly happy. It always looked like it was a, it was a, it was a, it was a, business relationship almost more or a royalty relationship more than it was a love or an affectionate relationship. Right, right. And I think that, you know, kind of led into their cheating and, you know, no matter what, I mean, even in royalty, if you're put with someone, you know, basically, or you're pressured to be with someone or your time's running out as Prince Charles and you've got to find someone. And you knew this, this woman forever since, since you were kids. You know, it's like, I don't know. Did she have a choice, you know, uh, you know, did she truly love?

him. All of those things I don't know. But obviously, when it gets to the point of whoever cheated first or whatever happened, something happened. It wasn't there. And unfortunately, the circumstances came that he found someone else. Or he had her all along. Yeah, or that's a good possibility. I doubt it with all the media coverage. But regardless, when he did find someone else, you know, it quickly went downhill and they could have been Chad they could have had some love or some something there obviously they had two children

together and you know you gotta kind of I guess you kind of got to be in love to have children no you're right no not really I mean but that's the thing I don't know they probably had some kind of love I'm sure they did I just don't believe they were truly in love they were together for 10 years at least so you don't know you don't stay with somebody for 10

years because you're not in love they probably had some kind of affection or cared I guess they were there for Maybe they cared about each other. Because let's see. Can we say that? Prince Harry was 12 when his mom died. So they were at least together 12 years.

And so Prince William is older than Harry. So yeah, they were together longer than that. They were together probably 16 or 17 years ago. But they were probably with some kind of mutual caring about each other. You don't live with somebody for 10 years and hate them. Yeah, I get that. I get it. But also you're not in royalty.

Yeah, that's true. You don't know. You don't really know because, you know, I mean, Boy, sometimes I wish I was a royalty. I knock you out. Knock me out. See? I mean, that's not I'm saying.

Anyways, let's not even talk about that. So all of that to say this, you know, Princess Diana, the whole reason for this podcast is she died in horrific accident. And it was an accident in 1997. And she was one of the most well-loved figures around the world. There's no debating that. More love than. Prince Charles. Yeah, and she was so well-spoken.

She was very compassionate. If there was one word that anyone would say about her being in royalty and what she brought to the world from royalty, it was compassion. Yeah, compassion for others and loving others. And that was something that was missing in the royal family. It was always the hierarchy

and the royals and everyone else. And so she bridged the gap between those two. And she was willing to say, you know what? I, you know, I'm not going to look down at these people as royalty. I'm going to love them and I'm going to hug them and I'm going to be there for them and I'm going to go visit them and I'm going to show the world that it's not so bad that we need to help these people or help whatever, you know, whatever her cause was. Yeah. And they were

actually together from 81 to 96. 96. Yeah. Oh, good while. Yeah. So, so a while. But yeah, they had two kids that both, I believe both kids do great. I mean, they, they're, you know, Prince Harry, I like, uh, because he's a podcast. pilot. He's, you know, he's been in the military. He's now living, either in Canada or United States. Yeah. No one really truly knows. Yeah, that's a whole other subject that we can talk about. Yeah, someone said at one time that he, uh, he had, he was going to move to California. I guarantee he's not doing that now. So I can almost guarantee you he's not in California. I don't know. Maybe they go back and forth from Canada to America. Yeah, it is possible.

Him and Megan. And that's a whole other topic that we could get on to. And that could be a conspiracy theory in itself. But yeah. So Prince Charles and Princess Diana, they separated in 1996. And it was... But backing up, the reason why they separated... They were seeing other people. Yeah, there was definitely infiditit...

But more so, it was out in the public, more so on the Prince Charles side at first. Right. And then it kind of started coming out about Princess Diana. But to me, like, my own opinion, I feel like Prince Charles, he would be with... Diana during the week or whatever. And he's like, later, I'll see you. I'm going with Camille. And like, she was supposed to just deal with it because he was the prince.

And Camille was his lover. Yeah. And so she was supposed to just deal with how it went down. Like, she was supposed to deal with knowing he had a mistress. And, you know, because he was the prince and he was royalty that. And I think that she had such a strong personality that she was not able to do that. Yeah. Yeah.

And so, you know, they separated in 96 and she died in 97, you know. And that's weird too, a year after the divorce. Yeah, and I don't even think it was quite a year. But, you know, for conspiracy theory's sake, you know, that's strange. But also the even stranger thing, and what we said in the intro was she kind of predict your own death. And I'm not going to go in there quite yet, but, and I'm sure a lot of you know about that, but I want to kind of give my thoughts on that.

But anyway, so, you know, she died in a car accident in Paris. and that is how she died. And she was with her at-time boyfriend. She was with the guy she was seeing, yeah. And he was the son of an Egyptian billionaire. And so just the whole thing, everything's surrounding the breakup, coupled with her political status, from her, you know, from the way she died

and the manner in which she died and everything leading up to how she died and when she died and then the letter, you know, it was bound to be conspiracy theories. And even further than that, you know, it was almost inevitable because there were things that the government themselves could have done during this time that if they would have just done, it would have calmed down some of the conspiracy theories. But there were people that were not traditional conspiracy theorists. I'm talking about long-term lawyers that were civil rights lawyers or just people that would never get involved in a conspiracy theory that then had to say, we have to look at this because there's something wrong with this. And so, you know, when you look at the Princess Diana's story in a whole, and that's something that we've been studying a lot, we've heard about the conspiracy theories around it. But, you know, until we started wrapping our mind around it, you know, at first glance, it looks like there's not a whole lot there.

But then the more you dig, at least the more you know all the conspiracies and then put them together and then try to find the one that makes the most sense. Yeah. Then it's like, oh, wow. But, you know, a lot of people are like, okay, well, she was rural to you. Everyone knew who she was. She was famous. And we are not used to famous people just accidentally dying. You know, being in a car accident or just, you know, we always have like a conspiracy

around it. Well, what really happened because they were so famous? You know, a lot of people think that it was just a tragic accident. But there is also a lot of people that think way, oops, sorry, I spiked, way different than just it was a tragic accident. Yeah. So one of the things that we were talking about, too, okay, so she died. she died in a car accident.

You know, the official media reports say that she died from what they believed was her driver was intoxicated. And they were driving too fast and they hit a pillar. And they're driving too fast because the paparazzi were following them. Yes, the paparazzi was following them and they were trying to get away from the paparazzi. And that's what ended up, you know, causing the collision. Their demise, yeah. But, you know, just to go back briefly, Paul Burrow, which is he was the former butler

and it's Burl or Burl whatever he was the former butler to Princess Diana AKA her friend yeah her friend and he actually he had a letter that no one had ever seen before that was to him and the words that were actually in the letter is what meant everything Yeah and they give me like goosebumps when I think about

what she was thinking at the time when she wrote this letter like she was serious about it you know we've had we've had times when we have felt threatened in our life right, Chad? And, you know, and she took enough time to even write it down and said, keep this safe in case something happens to me. That's a huge point right there. You don't just write a letter because you're afraid you're going to die, you know? Yeah, exactly. You don't give it to your butler and say, put it in safe keepings. Yeah. And this is serious.

Yeah. And one of the things she said in the letter was, I love my boys of death and I hope they have seeds I plan and will grow and bring them strength and knowledge of stability. And, you know, she had talked about her boys she had talked about you know the fact that she believed that Prince Charles was planning to kill her and that was specific in this letter

she believed that he was planning an accident in her car that would leave her with a serious head injury is exactly how she described it and then she went on to say that this would allow him to marry you know who she was or who he was with at the time

and that was Camille, right? Yeah. And I guess so over there in UK, if you guys correct it so far wrong, I guess you, even though they were divorced, I guess you can't remarry unless that other person dies. Yeah, I'm not sure about that. I mean, I just think that's odd, but that's the only thing I can think of. And the exact thing she said in the letter was this particular phase in my life is the most dangerous.

My husband is planning an accident in my car, break failure and serious head injury in order to make the path clear for him to marry Tiggie. And I guess TIGY was Camille. I guess if we're right. And what's scary about it, too, and I was going to tell you that, you know, her first bodyguard was actually killed in a motor accident, like a motorbike accident.

And it was, you know, involved with automobiles or whatever. And she did not think that was by accident. Now, there's speculation around the letter as well that someone tried to say that that letter was written by the butler and not Princess Diana. Oh, I don't believe that at all. But then there have also been handwriting experts that have said that there was no difference in the way this letter was written and the way that other letters from Diana was written. Now, I completely believe that she wrote that letter and she gave it to her most trusted friend, the person that took care of her pretty much since she was in her 20s. I mean, he was not only her butler, but he was her, like, confident.

She trusted him completely and 100%. Like he even went, like after. the divorce. He could have stayed with them in the castle with the rural family, but he still went off with Diana to continue to be her butler. That's how much he sacrificed for Diana as well.

Yeah. Like he truly, I think he loved Diana as a person. Well, you know, the French investigator was the one that concluded that the paparazzi were some distance from the vehicle. And, you know, after hearing the evidence and everything else, they concluded that

you know, the paparazzi was far enough aback that it did not technically cause the accident because right after the accident all the paparazzi was actually charged a manslaughter the ones that they caught and found and there was a couple of them that like went to jail and everything oh yeah so all of them did eventually but see like back then okay so they were in this hotel and I guess all the paparazzi was out there and they figured out so they snuck out the back and they got into the back in that car and then they raced off and the paparazzi followed them so And keep in mind that the investigator that was on the scene, he's the one that said the paparazzi was not close enough to cause the accident. He didn't believe. And but then it was later on that when it went to the inquest, which is an investigation, they found that it was both the driver's fault because of intoxication and the paparazzi.

So I'm just thinking when they snuck out the back and the paparazzi probably thought, oh yeah, they covered all exits of this hotel, I'm sure, you know. So how could they be so far behind? that it wouldn't Well, I don't know about that. I don't know. But all I know is after hearing all the evidence, a jury, and this was in 2008,

they returned a verdict of unlawful killing by a driver and the paparazzi that was pursuing the car. And the jury's verdict also stated, in addition, the death of the deceased was caused or contributed to by the fact that the deceased were not wearing a seatbelt and by the fact that the Mercedes struck the pillar in the alma tunnel rather than colliding with something else. Actually.

and that's the point I want to make as well. And they did go down a tunnel. Yeah, they went down. I mean, they were going down. The car was completely smashed. And some people say, well, you know, there's no evidence that the car was going fast. There's two sides of that story. You know, there's one side that says there's no evidence, because that is true, because

there just so happened to be the night of the accident, there was actually investigations by numerous people that went to say, we want to see what happened from the time they left to the time that they crashed. And, you know, there were 10 cameras that should have seen what happened that night of Princess Diana's death. There were 10. Like on the roads and in the tunnel? This is the same cameras that back then they just started like speeding tickets and stuff, the same type of cameras. Some people said they were probably owned and they weren't government owned.

But then it comes to find out there actually were government-owned cameras that many of them were. but regardless, all these cameras have had, they had looked back. There were special investigators that looked at these cameras. There were 10 cameras that the only night they were not recording was the night of her death. That's strange. The only night. The only night. And there were 10 cameras from where she left to where she died.

And the cameras that normally record every night were not that single night. It kind of reminds you of Jeffrey Epstein. Yes, that's what I was getting ready to say. You took it the words out of my mouth. It's kind of scary and weird that why were those cameras? is not be working that particular night of all nights. Well, look, because if you're going to have a conspiracy, which, by the way, what a conspiracy means,

and the word conspiracy gets thrown around. Well, it gets thrown around by the United States media, really. And it's like you're a bad person if you think about conspiracies. But the reality is that conspiracy theories truly absolutely 100% happen all the time every day. And all a conspiracy is is a great. group of people that get together to plan or orchestrate something illegal usually, right? That's what a conspiracy is and that's what it does. And so when people say, well, that's a conspiracy theory, well, then you got to determine if there's a bunch of people that are getting

together for something that is wrongdoing. Then that is a conspiracy theory. And if it's proven, then it's no longer a conspiracy. No, no, it is still a conspiracy theory. Yeah, even if it's proven. Yes, that's the thing. Like, that's what people don't realize is like, if you prove, that these people were doing this, then it's still a conspiracy theory. It's the same thing it was before. It's just it's a true conspiracy theory rather than any false conspiracy theory. People are so stupid nowadays, especially with stuff like it. But anyways.

So, yes. So 10 cameras not working during her trip from there to... That makes me think weird things. Yeah. Conspiracy things. Like, why were they not working? Somebody shut those off because they did not want to see... They didn't want anyone to see what actually happened in that tunnel.

And I think there's a lot of different versions of like what people thought happened in that tunnel that night. Yeah, exactly. Well, and the thing is, you know, Muhammad Afaid, which was the, you know, it was his son that died. And that was who, Doty's who Princess Dian was dating at a time. That was the guy that she was with after Prince Charles. And she was actually with another guy before that. Okay, yeah. But his father, Muhammad, which is the billionaire, you know, he's the one that really started bringing to light.

Not just him, there were other people, but he was one that was really prominent on calling this. Calling this is a murder from not the beginning, but he knew that stuff was going to happen. And then, I mean, then you look at Princess Diana's letter that basically calls that she's going to be murdered. He's going to be murdered. Yeah, and so in the letter, even though it blanks a lot of it out, she had talked about the M16 or MI6, I guess it is. And so, you know, that's when it starts getting a little crazy. What is the MI6?

Well, the MI6 is basically internal intelligence security service. Like they are going to stage something or? Yes. Yeah, okay. And that makes sense. MI6, it was the allegation of MI6. It was Richard Tomlinson. He was a former MI6 officer who was dismissed from the intelligence services and later

served five months in prison for breaching the official Secrets Act in 1989. He had claimed in a sworn statement to the French inquiry in May 1999 that Britain's MI6 had been involved in the crash, suggestion that security service had documentation, which would assist Judge Stephen in his inquiry. And then the previous August, he had been, it actually was reported by the BBC DAV, claimed that Paul was working for the security services and that one of Diana's bodyguards, either Trevor Reese, either Trevor Reese, or Kess Wingfield, was a contact for British intelligence. Tomlinson and alleged that MI6 was monitored Diana before her death.

Oh, yeah, and they were. Had told Muhammad Afa'i that Paul was an MI6 agent and that her death mirrored plans he saw in 1992 for the assassination of the president of Serbia. So I guess her boyfriend's dad had inside information about what was going on. And this is, I don't want to jump ahead, but I'm just saying that the driver, there is conspiracy theories about the driver and what happened with that. So I don't know where we are in our schedule. Well, what I wanted to say was this agent, I guess for MI6 had said that, you know, her death mirrored plans that he saw in a 19, in 1999, for the assassination of the president. of Serbia, which they involved using a strobe light to blind his chauffeur.

Oh, that's scary. And that's definitely one conspiracy theory is about the blinding the chauffeur. Yeah, but here's the thing. So they arrested these, you know, they arrested these. In Syria or whatever. Paparazzi. No, I'm talking about the night that they were supposedly chasing her. They arrested these paparazzi, even though they say that these paparazzi were on motorcycles,

which is, you know, crazy. Well, they say they accounted for every one of them except for one. Yeah, but how, okay, well, that's what they said. But where's the evidence? Because there's no cameras that show anything. I don't know, but I don't know. That's a good question. Because here's the problem.

There's a lot of, I was reading some other, no, I was, I was reading some other reports today that very shortly after. And Paris is one of those places that, yes, there were media always around Princess Diana, always. But the difference was a lot of the guys that were arrested, that were paparazzi, said that they had arrived at a scene after they knew about the crash. But how? Because they were following her. No, but they say they were not following her. Oh, so they lost her.

They say someone else was following her. And it was not them. The dude on the motorcycle. Dudes, guys. Dudes, bunches of them. On the motorcycles were following them. And that's why they're racing. And it wasn't the paparazzi.

That's what that's what paparazzi said That's what witnesses said Same you know all that And the thing is You gotta think of it this way These MI6 guys A lot of them are well versed on motorcycles They actually use motorcycles

And a lot of their tactical stuff And I mean Just like movies you see You'll see a lot of movies with the guys in all black They have black helmets black leather They got black motorcycles And they're chasing people Yeah

It's kind of like that And a lot of that actually is very popular among UK and British countries. And so the paparazzi came out and many people believe the paparazzi was not the cause. Actually, even the investigator that was originally on the scene said that he did not believe that paparazzi was anywhere close enough to affect them crashing. But yet then, I mean, that's what the main investigator on the scene said. Right. When they're probably, they're obviously being chased by something.

Yeah. But that's the point. it was almost like they pushed the blame and saw plans of 19 you know this president and and they were going to do it by blinding but also part of that

part of that story and theory also was not only were they going to blind the chauffeur of this president they were going to have someone chase to get them at a high speed and then they were going to try to blind them to where they would crash and and it goes on further in the report if you read deep in the report is that

not only are they going to blind them, they're going to chase them. It's cause, you know, and technically this report actually, what he had went on further to say, and it's actually in the book is about the bodyguard. I think it mentions it in the book. But it goes on to say that they wanted to do this plan or something not in a heavily populated area. The problem with Princess Diana was she wasn't ever going to not be in a heavily populated area anytime soon.

People are going to follow her everywhere. So this is a way to, like, do it secretively. It was a little easier because this president that they had this plan for was not always followed by paparazzi like Diana was. So they could get away a lot easier with this plan. With assassinating the president versus Diana. Yeah. And so Diana, they knew that she was going to be followed by paparazzi. So I believe that they had this plan that, look, she's going to be followed by paparazzi.

We're going to blame this on paparazzi. You're going to make sure you guys get in front of them. There were even people saying that it looked like she was being escorted before the actual crash. Oh, that's scary. And maybe, you know, I don't think they thought they were being escorted. I don't think so either because they were sneaking out the back. Yeah, I don't think they thought they were. But I think the paparazzi thought they were.

I bet they thought it was the paparazzi. Or maybe she knew it was these. Maybe she knew who they were all along. And she's like, oh, God, I told you this is going to happen. But I think the paparazzi thought she was being escorted. And that was a group of people keeping the paparazzi off of her. Maybe. And that's why they weren't right on.

the crime scene when it happened. Yeah. Because they were forced to be, like, put behind. Yeah. But one of the things I was going to say is that what the report further went on to say about this president or whatever he's called, the report goes on to say that in the event, that they use this blinding technique with the chasers, right? And if the people in the car, they wanted to get them to as fast as speed as possible for a chase. And in the event that, or when the event happens that, I mean, they even talked about the, tactics used to make them crash after the blinding or during the blinding, whether it be

spike strips or whatever, because it all makes it look like a crash. Yeah. But they went on to say that if for some reason whoever was involved or whoever was in the accident did not die due on the crash, the people chasing would kill them somehow or whatever. The case is. Right. Or poison them or anything. Yeah. Whatever. Yeah. So that was his, that was kind of his thing. And that was something that, you know, he already saw plans for this exact thing.

And this was the dad of the boyfriend. No, no, no, not the dad. No, this was the MI6 agent that used to be an MI6. He told this. Yes. Okay. That's scary. Yes.

Because, I mean, really, if you think about it, I've heard. And they were monitoring her. Yeah. Oh, of course they were, Chad. Of course they were. And it was the, yeah, the plan was the assassination of the president of Serbia, which is Slobodan-Milific. So they used this plan on Diana and figured it worked.

And it did. Yeah. So talking about the stroblite, though, the strobo-blight. the strobe light is essentially what a lot of witnesses say they saw right before the crash happened yeah or some kind of bright light and then the accident happened. Like a flashing. Yeah, that blinds you when you're driving. And so that's the whole point.

For those of you're listening right now and you're like, well, I don't understand the strobe light thing. Well, a lot of witnesses say they saw a extremely bright light before the crash happened. Yes, a lot of people. And I have read a lot of things about the driver that he really was not intoxicated that they made that up. And there's even proof, like he was in the hotel there while they were there. And they showed his every move, what he had to drink, blah, blah, blah, blah. So that's another thing that maybe he was not really drunk. And they're just blaming on the driver.

And what really happened is he was flashed in his eyes. He could not see he's going, you know, speeds of light, whatever, down this tunnel to get away from the paparazzi. And then he goes into this pillar. Okay. So, yeah, exactly. So this agent, which is Tomlinson, right? The MI6 agent, previous agent, he told them this in 1999. They probably didn't believe them, did they?

Well, no, there were people that did. I mean, and he was actually trying to assist Judge Stephen in his inquiry, which was he was trying to find out the facts about the case. He probably wanted the truth. So he told all this in 1999. And then in 2008, Tomlinson told the inquest that he may have misremembered and that he had no evidence that Paul was an MI6 agent. Yeah, he was probably threatened.

Oh, absolutely. Yeah. It's just like Princess Diana's note, as soon as the butler gave it to him, you know what they did? They sat on it. They put it in a safe and they sat on it. They never put it into evidence. They didn't ever say, oh, maybe we shouldn't investigate this thing.

Yeah, I mean, the thing is, yeah, you have a letter from her herself. Yeah, saying this is going to happen and this happened. and if anything, like, if anything, at the least, I would think you would want to, I would think you would at least want to try to disprove the letter, right? So, so if there were, if there were people that were saying that, okay, well, this is the butlers, you know, the butler is the one that wrote this. There were people trying to say that, not people, a few. And I'm sure they were paid off or whatever.

I mean, and I'm talking strictly on the conspiracy theory side. This is that, this is if the way she died and the, the car accident happened exactly like they say it happened, the media, which I don't believe. I don't believe. And look, and guys, for those of you listen, you can listen. Like it was just a tragic accident? You think that it was murder? Well, you guys can listen back to a lot of our podcasts.

There are a podcast that I, you know, we're not a conspiracy podcast to where every single conspiracy we believe. We believe, yeah. That's not the way we are. We don't want to believe in things just to believe in. I mean, we don't say that we believe in something just because. But we have to look at the evidence. We have to see and we have to conclude and infer, I guess.

A lot of things have to be inferred about what you think happened. Yeah, there are things that we've talked about in the past that I don't believe in. But we have to talk about them and we at least analyze them. That's our podcast. We analyze conspiracy theories more so than believe in every one of them. And so with this one, you know, if I had to make a, if God came down tomorrow and said, look, Princess Diana thing, you get two answers. And if you're right on the answer, you go to heaven. And if you're right, if you're wrong in answer, you go to hell.

Oh, my God, Chad. I would have to say there was something more than just her crash. I would tell God that for my life to go to heaven versus hell, right? Yeah. So that's a big thing. That's a big thing. Well, that's kind of what I always judge everything I'm looking at based on. Do I really believe this and why?

And there's so much evidence. And there's so many other theories based on the way that she died versus just what we're talking about. But even this theory, like if you think about what really happened, if this really happened that the paparazzi was way back and there was motorcycles chasing them and they flashlights and they're going fast speeds, how would they not wreck? Okay. So prove to me, how would that not happen? Yeah. You know, instead of how did it happen? How did it not happen?

Well, you know, the CCTV images, the video, they just weren't there. And, you know, that's been one of the most frequently. cited things to even further contribute to the fact that this is not just a random death, this is a, there's some kind of cover up here. And you don't just have, there was 14 originally, but after the investigation by private investigators, they determined there was really 10 that could have seen

from the time they left the hotel to the, to her death. There was really 10, even though initially it was reported 14, there were 10. No one could explain. And by the way, you've got to think about this. This is in Paris, right? And that's a big city. Yeah, it is. Like a lot of people go to visit Paris.

Yeah, but in this area, there were 10 cameras that supposedly didn't work on the freeways and the roads. But the only time they didn't work was, now there have been other contrary reports that come out

and here's the thing, guys. For those of you that, if you guys don't know by now that there are media organizations that push one, agenda because they're paid a lot of money versus other people. Right now it's going on in the United States

heavily. Oh yeah. And actually the thing is I hope a lot of you people from UK and stuff are listening. You guys are a second most listened to country but yeah I don't I don't know actually I went on Good Morning Britain

I think today I'm just trying to look at the way y'all's media is over there. Y'all aren't silenced you guys basically have opinions on both sides and not just Good Morning Britain, but there are other news agencies. But one of the things I can say is like whereas you have this report

of these 10 cameras that did not operate, you had some reports coming out of, you know, some prominent UK news sources that we're talking about, well, these cameras were privately owned or you know, they never usually work.

How is it privately owned? Cameras on a road. Yeah, it doesn't make sense. And not all of them were cameras on roads, but I think there were like eight out of the ten. Or even in the tunnel. They always have cameras in a tunnel. And it can actually come to find out a lot of these were not privately on. But this is what two prominent media agencies reported saying that these are probably on cameras when really they were not.

And number two, they just, it was funny, these media outlets tried everything. Like they took the evidence. And one of the things I like to say is about Snopes. I hope someone from that damn website is listening to me. I hope one of you are listening. Chad, you're going to get his band somewhere. No, I'm not, I don't care. But Snopes is a good example of what I'm referring to here.

Snopes is the quote-unquote fact-checkers, right? But the only fact-check based on what they want you to believe. You know, for some reason, Snopes thinks that their fact-check is the be-all-tell-all, and that's the truth. If you look through, it's funny, even things that are true, they'll say mostly, Faults. But then you read it and they're mostly false is some BS. Like, I'm like, are you kidding me? And yet Google, and the thing is, Google pushes Snopes because they want, like, if you're

looking up a question that you really need another answer to, Snopes, fact check. Yeah. Snopes is a person. Why are they the ones that know everything? But it's all based on what Google wants you to believe. Google wants you to believe whatever Snopes says and then whatever their other fact checkers are. And Google is worldwide. And they fund them, I'm sure.

Allegedly. I'll say allegedly. They literally don't, they don't try to disprove it. They just say, yep, this is what happened. And that's it. You believe it? That's it. Done. It was a tragic accident. Yeah, and that's all it was. And then, you know, some of that is probably because they were paid off. Because that's, I mean, look, if we don't know that media is paid off nowadays, God of mind. Then y'all are sleeping. But number two, it could be also some of the news agencies, whatever they reported in the beginning. And then when all these things started coming out, they wanted to maintain their story and not sound like a bunch of idiots. But more so, more than likely, you're talking about the royalty here.

I mean, you know, look at what's happening in the United States, man. We got a government right now that signed the most executive orders in the history of the United States, 34 and what, 10 or 11 days. There's power in government, but there's really power. And elite. Yeah. And the thing about the role. is, and for people that don't know anything about royalty, I'll tell you a little bit about it, just based on what I know about it.

People often ask a question, do royalty rule their countries? Well, not necessarily. They usually work alongside the government. And so they're both kind of equally important and powerful. And that kind of sometimes makes it even more dangerous, because that's one of the things that they were talking about is the intelligence agencies over there in England and all that. And then, you know, they work very closely with the royalty. And so not only do you have royalty and everybody surrounds them, you have the government. They're two different things, but they work closely together. They're two different entities. Yeah, it's almost like in our United States, if there's a shadow government, for example, even though this isn't a shadow government, it's royalty.

So they're there. They exist. But they control a lot of what the government does and all that stuff. So I think one of the reasons why Princess Diana was so worried, this. She knew the capabilities. She knew. She knew. They were dangerous. But also, if you read, if you hear this guy's report from MI6 originally, and they said they, they had been monitoring Princess Diana before this.

Oh, of course. They were monitoring the whole time. Well, that's what I'm saying. Do you not think Princess Diana would have known somehow? She obviously got tipped off, and I think, in my opinion, the letter comes from her knowing that. That was going to happen. Yeah, I think she knew she was being monitored. And I think it has something to do with her bodyguard was killed, too. Well, yeah. I mean, true. What's the deal with the bodyguard? What do you mean? Well, her previous bodyguard, he was killed.

Oh, yeah. Well, the bodyguard that was in the crash, he was the only one that survived the crash. But her old bodyguard that she trusted, you know, of course, when you think about when your royalty or famous or you're an actor that has a bodyguard, you are, you know, bodyguard, you are, you know, that's your confident. That's the person you believe in. And then when they're just killed and wiped off the earth or just, like, out of here, there's something going on with that. You know, that doesn't normally just happen of the blue. And then you got to talk about the white Fiat. So there was a white phen-on-o. This is another thing. And it was James, yeah, it was James Anderson.

And so the analysis of the actual crash of the Mercedes revealed that it had a, had contact with a white fiat, Uno. It was the exact paint. I don't know how they determined that, but they did. Of a white, uno fiat. Yeah, which left traces of the paint on the Mercedes. And so extensive. attempts by the French police to find the vehicle involved were unsuccessful.

Yeah, they went through like thousands of fiats in France, Paris. And no one had seen the fiat in the tunnel. Some witnesses reported seeing a unit, exited in a tunnel. Some people say they did. And then so, Muhammad Afahe, alleged in his July 2005 statement to Operation Pagent, which was kind of the operation over trying to figure this whole thing out. Yeah, right. That the white fiat uno was being used by MI6 as a means of causing.

and a Mercedes a swerve and thereby crash into the side of a tunnel. And so, it just so happens that Al-Fa-Eid further alleged that Fiatuna was owned by French photojournalist named John Paul James Anderson. He was a security services agent

who had photographed Donna while she was at his villa in St. Tropez in July 1997. Well, long story short, supposedly they went to the home of Mr. Anderson that he was also a security agent. And supposedly

he was like a hundred miles away or something well supposedly the night that it happened he was you know apparently 100 miles away but he did have a white fiat una which is strange right and the other thing about it is is that this is what doesn't make sense to me about why they think that car couldn't have been in the scene

they said that the car had had the 300,000 miles on it and they didn't believe that the car was in road worthy condition. So how could it catch up with it and clip it? Well, no, but supposedly this car wasn't there. But yeah, I mean, but look, there are cars.

But some people are saying that the Fiat clipped Princess Diana's car and that's what made it smash. I get that. But what I'm also saying is, though, is that this guy said my car wasn't there. I was 170 miles away and that's not possible. It was me. But, you know, instead of almost, it was. weird because instead of the investigators saying, well, the car, or sorry, instead of the

investigators leading his innocence with, he was 170 miles away and here's why, right, or whatever, they let it with, well, his car is not in roadworthy condition. We don't believe that this car could have been on the road. That doesn't even make sense. Like, you freaking mechanics, you think this car can't drive? Why that? That doesn't make sense to me. Okay, you think about the, the thousands of the yachts they went through trying to find all the fiats to match that particular fiat that supposedly clipped it i think they found two or three that could have been matches well there was one that was a was a driver he was a taxi driver right a taxi driver yeah he was a younger guy supposedly um he had painted this car red uh the day of no that night yeah yeah supposedly

a night like right after it happened at first they said that he this this uh taxi driver was at work. So obviously he wasn't a tax driver that night, but he was at work. But then supposedly they said that he left work early. Now here's the thing, but they never charged him. They never even proved anything

about anything that had to do with his car. And in my opinion, it sounds more like a cover story for the other guy's car, to me. For the other special agent guy. Yeah. I mean, look, if you have, if the way the media tells this story,

And this is something you guys need to pay close attention to when you see stuff on the media and all this BS. You know, if the media is telling you that this car changed the paint color that night, right? And it had, but yet it had no dents or nothing else, they couldn't prove, but this car changed the paint color, and he left work early that night. So they said.

And so that whole car story, the media and whoever it was behind that story made you believe that was the car but they can't prove it. Yeah, this dude, he like accidentally maybe crashed into Diana's car and he knew it. He took off. It was like a hit and run. That's bullshit. And he woke his brother up that night and he's like, I need a paint job now. Yeah, and he was a mechanic.

His brother was a mechanic supposedly. But yeah, but that's the thing. Like this is Princess Diana. This is not some random person you hit on the interstate and then you go home, paint your car, get your brother up. And you don't think, like, if I go out and I have a little Fiat and I go down our interstate and hit someone random, like, say, say I hit a homeless person. He didn't even know who he hit, probably. Say I hit a homeless person that just got his first car and I hit and kill him and I just go away. I'm going to be found, I guarantee you, some way.

And, no, I will. And if I come up with some BS story and then they can't prove it, quote unquote, this is Princess Diana. Yeah, I know. If that dude was involved in her death. He would have been arrested. He would have been charged and arrested period. And they never arrested him. Yeah, they would have at least charged and arrested him and then saw what happened.

But they knew this wasn't this dude. They had to use somebody. But it's funny that this is what Diana's boyfriend's dad believes happened. This is the story that he thinks. He thinks that's what happened. It was the Fiat story. Yeah, but not the dude that's a taxi driver. He believes it was the MI6 guy.

He thinks it was a Fiat that overturned the car, though. Yeah, but he also believes that the light, he believes the light theory. And he also believes that there are reports that say that he believed that the bikes that were chasing were not. Paparazzi. Paparazzi. It's all a plan. I mean, it's. Look, I mean, how could you, okay, this is a thing.

Sometimes with conspiracy theories disprove what we're saying. You tell me how it's not true. Yeah, I guess. What we're saying, you know. Like, let's put it on you. Like, you prove. to me, your innocence instead of, you know, I don't know. I don't, I just, I don't believe that whole fiat thing.

Maybe the fiat was there and it did clip the car. And the actual, yeah, but the actual, what the actual report said that this, this Anderson, which is the guy that was in MI6 and that had this vehicle, the report said that the white Fiat uno that he owned was in unroadworthy condition. Now, I just want you to listen to, like, how they were, how they say this. Unroadworthy condition. Being nine years old at the time. Okay?

Well, there's, you know, you know how many people have cars. We drive a car that's nine years old. Yeah, and yeah, and it's nice. I mean, it is, you know. We have a 2012 Mercedes. But it said it had 325,000, 325,000 kilometers on the odometer. So that's, I don't know what in miles. But anyway, suggesting the car had been driven 27,000.

thousand miles per I guess a year or something and had not been maintained for several years um so but did they get in the car and drive it down the street

I mean that that's what doesn't make sense to me like this is just like a well you know we feel we think it's an unroadworthy condition we're telling you this is the car but was not worthy it's in nine years old too so it can't do that you know it's got like But like you said in the beginning, Chad, I'm just saying, if they really thought it was that guy, the taxi driver guy, they would have arrested him.

They did not. Well, yeah, exactly. But the Operation, I can't talk. Operation Pageant concluded it was extremely unlikely to the car's condition and the fact that Anderson had so openly disposed of it that it was the one at the scene. It was just unlikely. They don't know that for a fact. They can't prove that. if they could prove it, it would be here, right?

But they can't prove it. They think it's unlikely. Yeah, but this is what's crazy. This is Princess Diana. Like, Diana. Royalty. But do you not think that, oh, and I know that they had like the most best, you know. The most bestest.

The most bestest people there. They did. They had the most bestest, like, people there on scene that we're supposed to investigate this thing. For the UK people out there, this is not how Americans talk to typically. the most bestest. Yeah. But there was, there was the, you know, the top of the top were there. Yeah.

To investigate the same. Yeah, the top of the, yeah, the best of the best investigators out there. But, I mean, I don't know. And the thing is, this Anderson guy, which, you know, had the white fiat, the MI6 agent, he just so happened to kill himself in May of 2000. And let me tell you about the way he died. The media only ever released it as, well, at first they say he died. They didn't really go in the crazy detail about how he died, but he died of suicide.

How old was this dude? Do you know? Does it say? No. I think he was like in the maybe 50s or 60s, I believe, if I'm not mistaken. The point is he died in suicide? Yeah, but listen to how his body was found in a black burnout BMW in a forest near the town of Nant. Now keep in mind, he didn't just kill himself. He burned himself in a car.

Supposedly. And listen to the next part. This is scary. And this town is in the south of France. Anderson's death was attributed to problems in his private life, they say. And so the 2008 inquest into the death of Princess of Wells heard that the evidence was uncovered from his friends and associates. Prior to his death, he had talked of suicide. And they say that he had talked of suicide by pouring gasoline in his car.

and then lighten a cigar and that's how supposedly he dies. Someone said that he was going to kill himself. Okay, but how did they find him? Like how unlikely is this shit? And how did they find him, Chad? That was weird.

Well, when the car was found, his body was in the driver's seat of the car and his head was detached. Detached. And laid between the front seats. And they also said there was like a hole in his school. Yeah, there was a hole in his left temple. It was from an explosion.

No, no, no, no, there was a hole in his left temple. They say it was burned out by fire. And the French, the pathologist, he actually said that the hole was caused by intense heat of the fire. Oh, the heat than... Rather than an example of a bullet wound. Like a bullet. You know, even still, I don't care if it's a bullet wound or not, but, like, I mean, come on. That does not sound right to me, though.

So then get this. So the strange thing is, the really crazy thing about this is that they had found no... evidence that supposedly that he was in any security service but his death was investigated heavily by the French police here's the thing though there was a break in at his former workplace

in June of 2000 and it had alleged to have been carried out by security services but they said that it was unconnected to his death so so he had the security services break into a place that he worked.

And this was a month after he killed himself. In a fiery car burning situation. And his head is detached from his body. And then security forces raided. And they didn't raid. They broke into where he originally was. Yeah. Yeah.

They didn't have a warrant. They broke in. Yeah. And it's a big difference. And so there's something up with that. And I'll tell you what's up with that because they were worried that he probably stored something somewhere. They had some kind of intelligence. They know he had some kind of

evidence about something. Yeah. And they were going to make sure they're going to find it and hide it. And guys, the reason why we're kind of going down this line of things this rabbit hole. We've read everything. I mean, we've read all the conspiracy theories of what the possibilities are. I mean, we've read everything from her, she faked her death to she was killed by Secret Services, which is very possible. I think that's the more so the route

where we're going. to where, you know, she, Doty's, which is her boyfriend at the time's father's competition killed. Yeah, I don't believe that. I don't believe that either. Oh, the pregnancy thing, that supposedly she was pregnant with his baby. I mean, there's all kinds of crazy stuff. Yeah.

Yeah, the baby thing, even though it was proven, basically, that she was not pregnant. At the time of death, they, you know, they looked, you know, they examined her in also took her blood. Her womb and everything. Yeah. And then took her blood. Well, they actually cut her, you know, cut her open. Yeah, to see. During the autopsy, she was not pregnant. She just had a little bit of weight during the pictures before that happened when they were on that boat.

I don't know if you guys remember, but they were like on this extravagant, like, fun vacation. And she was in her, you know, bathing suit. And she did have a little bump. But you know what? Us women get bumps when we get older because that's what happens. That doesn't mean we're pregnant. Yeah. You know?

And, you know, and the thing is. there were, you know, with the, going back to the flash thing, there was tons of witnesses there that said they saw an extremely bright flash before they hit. And, but then, you know, of course, official reports and all this are, oh, well, that's just the media. They were taking pictures. But this was on a, this was, where she crashed was a double, it was a, you know, a double lane underground. Yeah, underpass.

Yeah, underpass. And it had a concrete barrier with pillars in the middle. There was nowhere for, for a pop. Rotsie to be in that situation. They were behind them of anything. Yes. But, you know, it was just this whole thing. And have you heard, okay, I'm not trying to change the subject.

I'm not trying to get you awful what I were doing. But have you ever heard of people thinking that she was abducted by aliens? No. I've heard that as a conspiracy. No. That the light, the bright lights were aliens that took Diana away. No. No.

Sorry. Sorry guys, but we don't believe it, but. No, I don't believe that one. That is another conspiracy theory, though. Well, I'll be honest with you. This kind of reminds me of something that we're going to talk about in the upcoming podcast episode. We're going to talk about the pedophile ring. And I know this, we're getting a little off topic here, but I'm going to say it for a couple of seconds.

Wait a minute. This is really important. It's not off topic because some people feel like she was murdered because she knew about a pedophore. Yeah, I've heard that too. And, yeah, so it's not really off topic in that she had ever. evidence of it and she even had tapes of it and that's why they had to kill her. And that's possible. You know, you look at Prince Andrew. I mean, look at, look at Jeffrey Epstein and all that thing. He was there. He was allegedly raping kids. But, you know, but one of the things that kind of remind me of this is, and I'm not even necessarily saying the conspiracy on the pedophar ring that Dian knew about. I've heard that. But what I'm saying is, is that there was someone that came out about this pedophile ring. ring pizza gate actually.

Pizza gate is a thing they said was a big conspiracy theory. It was all BS and made up. But there's actually a ton of reports to say this true. If you look at Jeffrey Epstein and that whole thing and that's kind of like a part of a web of that whole thing, I believe. But there was

this model or whatever that came out and said that she had evidence of this and she got murdered. Well, she died. She died of some craziness. Just like Diana died of craziness. Yeah. But, you know, the thing is, is that Diana believed in her letter. Let's just go back to this briefly.

But there's a reason I want to say this. Diana believed in her letter that Prince Charles. Charles. God. I'm never going to remember his name. Prince Charles. Prince Charles. I always want to say William.

He means nothing to us. I know. But Prince Charles, there's a lot of people, not even a lot of people, but she believed that he had something to do with killing her. She said it in her letter She said it in her letter She said he was going to Yeah and you know Who had the most pull

And yeah who has the most power there And here's the thing It wasn't Princess Diana It was it was Prince Charles Yeah even though she's in the limelight And she's more popular No but in the royal family She didn't mean anything

No she was nothing She was an outsider once they got a divorce And they did not like her And I mean if you guys want to like Go further Watch the documentaries like from the time that she died to her funeral, like how they disgraced her body.

Yeah. I mean, it's sad. It's really sad. I mean, I'm trying to be against the royal family, but geez, I mean, this girl has been in your life for this long

and you're going to do her that way. That's ugly. I hate to tell you, I don't care about the royal family whatsoever. I don't give a shit. I mean, I don't live in the UK. I hate to say that.

I'm sorry for the people listening that love the royal family. But you know what? To me, I get their life. lineage but you know we there's tons of people around the world that have lineage that are people that have done a lot for their world and their country to me royal family is just you know i mean they don't even got to pay taxes even though there's been some there's been some other things of like they've

tried to amend this woman was a prominent like prominent figure in the world she but that's what I guess the world loved her the world loved her yeah the world loved her but royalty did not and they did not And they refused to give her a proper, like, burial, in my opinion. Well, you know, it reminds me of, you know, Princess Diana was very loved when it came to the people. The people loved her. And it was really what the royalty desperately needed. And, you know, because there wasn't anybody like her, ever.

And there won't be someone else like her. There were other princesses, I guess, in the past that, was, you know, extremely popular. But they were never as, you know, open and, I guess. There will never be another Princess Diana. Yeah, open accepting and, I guess, kind of transparent as she was. There will be never, never, never. My opinion.

Another Princess Diana. My opinion on Princess Diana is, you know, I believe that, number one, if you look at just a history of everything that happened, Now, I don't believe there was something that someone said that if it's someone that famous, it's got to be a conspiracy, how they die. Yeah, because they can't just die, whatever. But they can. There's tons of people that die all the time that are huge, that are probably more famous

and popular than Princess Dina. There are people dying now for COVID that are more famous than probably Princess Diana. Yeah, there is. And guess who we're talking about Princess Diana? Because there is controversy about it. Yeah, but what I'm saying is that you don't have to be royalty. and you can be royalty and died. There's been royalty all along the lineage of royalty that have died

without conspiracy theories around it. Yeah. And I guess what I'm saying is they're trying to say, well, it's just a death. This was in the 90s. Yeah. You know, conspiracy. Like if everybody in the United States wants to say,

oh, conspiracy theories are running rampant now in the United States. And whenever you start hearing people try to disprove, like immediately, like when people and media outlets and all these big groups try to team up. They try to silence conspiracy theories. And they try to, as soon as you start hearing the labeling of conspiracy theories on a mass scale, that's when you get to worry that there's something probably that was, there was something else going on. Because look, if something didn't happen, they ain't going to start talking about.

They'll be like, yeah, there's conspiracy theory there, whatever. But man, the mass, like, really besides JFK, even though people in JFK were not, you know, really kind of allowed to say conspiracy. theory, but it's just really in the past 10 or 15, 20 years that JFK became something that people are starting to like, it's almost like we're getting smarter nowadays and we're starting to just not believe the BS that we're programmed to believe. Yeah, and I don't think we're scared to, like, voice our opinions maybe. Yeah, but now we're going to be censored.

Yeah, but you look at the United States now, now that people are not scared to voice our opinion, we're going to be censored. It's a mass censorship going on in the United States. Yeah. And it's going on a massive scale. And, you know, and the thing is, is that Princess Diana's death, could it have been completely accidental? Yes, it could have. I will say that.

But there's just, I'll be honest, man. There's too many things. I'll say, you know, there's no such thing as a ton of coincidences. Yeah. There might be one, you know. But there's usually, you know, if you ever heard the saying, the saying, you know, believe your gut or follow the evidence or follow the, you know, whatever, follow the clues.

Right. If you're an investigator and you're looking at this from a big picture, you're going to follow clues. And you're going to see. And not only are you having, and it's not like, in guys and girls, it's not like people are trying to follow clues based on what the media is saying. The media is saying the opposite. They're trying to push the other.

They're saying it was a terrible accident that happened on accident. So you have to look around that. And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, why did they want her dead. Well, there's a lot of reasons why they wanted her dead. Yeah. A lot of reasons. Well, sure. What's your, what's one? Okay. Okay. Well, one reason is, you know, she's dating an Egyptian, dip, Egyptian, yeah. Yeah, Egyptian, somebody not from Britain. And if she were to marry him. He would become stepfather of Prince William and Prince Harry. And they did not like Muslims.

Yeah, that does not work with the royal family. No, they didn't like Muslims. That does not work. And then even the guy before him, he was a... He was Muslim too, wasn't he? Yeah, he was a heart lung doctor, and he was super sweet. And I think that... Yeah, I think her real true love, that was him.

They did like two or three years, and I could look his name up, but I'm not going to even take the time. But he, you know, he was also of a different descent. Britain, which they didn't like. They never liked that. Yeah. And you have to think as a royal family, you know,

you can't have like lines crossed of the royal family, right? You have to be the royal family. You have to marry like with lineage and blah, blah, blah. So she started dating people outside the country and men that did not have to do with England or whatever. And they could not stand that.

Well, and that's the thing. I mean, God, you look. So you think about the why. You look at the United States. In the United States, if you don't agree with the current political party, you're racist. Yeah.

Can you imagine what they'd say about the... Oh, my God. I mean, you know what I mean? Could you imagine? But that's what I'm saying is like, you know, she... So I guess we never got into the why. We got into the how. But the why is because they did not like the fact that she divorced Prince Charles, number one.

That does not happen in a royal family, ever. No. of terms with political things. People loved her. And they didn't like that either. That was another thing. That she was such a spokesperson for the world. Like that really killed them.

And then number three, when they did finally get a divorce, and that's never happened probably in royal family ever before, that they, you know, got a divorce or whatever. This is like all new to them. And then when they see who she's dating, they don't like who she's dating. I agree. So that gives them.

every reason to get rid of her. Yeah. Just saying. But then the other reason, too, for them to get rid of her is because he wanted to marry. And that was essentially what she exactly said in the letter. I agree with everything you just said. Absolutely. That is a very good point.

They didn't like her. They feared that she might be pregnant. And they did. There was so much about it. There was fear that she was pregnant. And actually, there were many cases that, confinants of hers and people that were close to her would come up to her and she even mentioned this, I think, in a couple other letters that people kept asking her about her if she was pregnant or

if she was going to marry this guy. And she actually came out to one of her confidants, supposedly, that she wasn't prepared for marriage at this time of her life. And that's not what she was thinking. I think she was still in love with her other guy, the heart, possibly. The heart lung guy. But it was almost like an investigation during like the last months of her life of, Are you going to be engaged in this guy? There was reports that he had to actually bought her engagement ring. And these reports came out in the tabloids.

So of course it's going to defend. But she had to defend all these things. And are you going to marry him? And we don't know about this. And that's why she wrote that letter. This is the most dangerous time in my life. Yeah. Because she knew something was going to happen to her.

And then speculation started coming out that she was pregnant. And maybe that's the reason she was going to. I mean, it was all this craziness. There's too much to be a coincidence. Yeah, it was. too much. I agree. But then, you know, back to her letter.

This is the most dangerous time of my life. He's going to kill me. He's going to kill me. And it's going to be a car accident, which is why would you say that? And that's what happened. The only thing, the only thing that is separating that as being the biggest bombshell evidence of this whole thing over not being is the couple people that said that they don't believe she wrote the letter.

but there have been handwriting experts that say that she did because, you know, and she knew there was reason enough for them to do it and she knows that they're powerful enough to do it too. Yeah, 90% of people believe it was her letter. There was only a couple people that came out

and said that they didn't necessarily know if that was her letter. They didn't believe maybe that was her letter. A couple of people. But the handwriting experts and all that stuff say that it was her handwriting. and I almost feel like that's why Harry and Megan, that's a whole other thing. I think that's why they kind of separated from this place.

Yeah, yeah, they got away. Because they know the truth. I think there's more corruption over there and you can imagine. I know they know the truth. But, you know, the thing is she believed that he wanted her gone because he wanted his new life with his new girl. And that was her belief. And that's a very big theory. Yeah, and I think she was good with that and she would be good.

but she knew it was not possible unless she was out of the picture. Not royal family, no. Nope, that does not happen. No. So there is a why and there is a house. Because they had kids already. Yeah. And the thing is, it's one thing, if they didn't have kids, maybe they would just let it go.

She moves on, he remarries. That's it. But they had kids. These are princes. Prince. Prince Harry. Yeah, I mean, and Prince William. And so that's where the line, in my opinion, would be drawn as far as whether she stayed alive, if she married,

this guy or not or if she was pregnant with this guy. Guys, that's what I'm saying. The powerful, the powerful entities. It comes back to elites. The power of elites. The power to do whatever you want with anyone else's life is that power. Well, the reality is, though, is that we allow, sadly, we allow the minority to, I've said this another podcast.

We allow the minority to control the majority. And we allow that. We allow it with a lot of different reasons and a lot of different things. We allow the elite to control us. And they control everything. They're up there. And not only do they control laws, they control the way you live and what you can and can't do,

they also can control whatever they want to happen and what they don't want to happen. I mean, that's the way it is. And so looking at this whole thing from another perspective. I mean, this is like a huge thing that they got away with. It is. Yeah. Seriously. they got away with it.

If they did it. We don't know for an absolute fact that what we're saying is true. This is what I believe. This is my opinion. I'll tell you this. I do believe Princess Diana's letter 100%. I mean, that's widely out there. And there's only a couple of people that say that they don't know if that she wrote it.

But I believe she did. Who's a couple people? I don't know. There's literally been a couple people who go to the news or the media or the media went to them or whatever. and tried to get their statement on, it wasn't her, really her letter. But 98% of people believe that was her letter, handwriting experts, everybody.

Okay, that was just tried to, that was a media cover up to say, no, this was not her. But, yeah, it's, but if, just the letter alone, there's no way that you can discuss, the biggest part is that they didn't, they didn't, uh, whatsoever,

even investigate the letter. They literally put it in a drawer and that was it. Yeah, they put it in security and like, okay, we're going to sit on this. Yeah, and you know what the next thing to happen that was? The next thing that happened was, they put it somewhere, never talked about it,

and the next thing you heard was a couple of people, just random-ass people, supposedly the people that was close to Diana or whatever, said that they didn't necessarily believe that that was her letter. This was months after they didn't even talk about it, They didn't investigate it. And it seems like to me someone came to them and said, hey, so we're going to talk about this.

And we're going to convince you that this isn't her letter. Why would a butler of Queen Elizabeth and then Princess Diana lie about a letter? Yeah, I mean, especially someone that she trusted for years and years. I mean, and he learned from Queen Elizabeth. Like he was her butler. Yeah. But he's not going to go against the queen over this. But in my opinion, though, you know, I believe that he, you know, or not he, but, you know, the security forces went to these whoever, a couple of people.

They probably brought them in. They said, look, this is supposedly a letter that Princess Diana left. But let me tell you why this is not what we believe is her letter. And then they convinced these people that this is not her letter based on, are you listening to say? And then these people, they probably set up with media interviews to say, well, I don't believe this is Princess Diana's letter. I mean, because media is going to do... I'm telling you, man. That's how this shit works. Yeah, media is influenced.

It is how it works. Media is influenced to anything that the elite want you to believe. Period. Well, because the elite owns the media. Exactly. They do. And that's why the media is going to report what the elite want. They're not going to report what us everyday people want or the truth.

Yeah, but we are truth seekers. Well, but the reality is, guys, is that one thing that is constant in this world. And I believe one of our biggest issues, one of our biggest problems in this world, and especially the United States right now. I've researched a little bit of media. But if you look at everything, if you look at around the world, you look at North Korea and all these other countries, China, they censor everything. Everything that comes out is propaganda. It is exactly what the government says they are allowed to say and what they're not allowed to say. And when you have that, anything can happen.

You can have murders that are covered up as accidents. And it's already. And it's already happening. It's just, it's already, it's happening in the UK. It's happened, I believe. It's happening for centuries. I believe, yeah, it has, but even more so now, especially with technology. Yeah.

I believe that was the cover up. I believe the media was heavily involved in the cover up of Princess Diana. I believe they worked very closely with British security forces and all that. But, you know, it's happening now in the United States. with everything that's happening now, the censorship and all this. That's what I'm telling you. And maybe Diana's story,

maybe, maybe Diana's story is there for us to see the light. Like what's really happening. Maybe that's another clue to what's really happening. There's way more clues than Princess Diana.

I know, but I'm just saying maybe that's another clue. If you live in America right now, you have eight billion crew. Yeah, you have eight billion clues in America. Yeah, but it's just one more clue. I get it. One more close.

Well, the point is, though, is it was happening back then. It's just that people were snowed more so than, you know, I guess. And maybe that's why social media is clamping down so much. Like, for example, we looked up, when we were looking this stuff up, and we've been looking us up for a little while, we were looking up on Facebook, Princess Diana conspiracies or any of that. Because there's like a conspiracy for everything. There is not one on Facebook.

There's not even a group. None. Not one group. Yeah, we're talking about groups. There's like literally, like, I don't know, seven, eight months ago, a year ago, two years ago. There was a group about everything. It doesn't make a shit.

There's not one group. If you thought dogs were aliens, there was a group about it. Exactly. But we looked at Princess Diana groups, not one. We tried to look up every way, like just Princess Diana. Princess Diana. Conspiracy or whatever. I think it was conspiracy.

But we even looked up just, you guys go look. See if you can look. find a group. But yeah. There is no groups. But now social media is heavily involved. Social media is the, I hate to say it, the backbone of this, of this social fiber reality of our world. Social media.

You got social media and then you got media. And a lot of these people intertwine. And whoever opposes them right now, they are trying to get rid of. And maybe Princess Diana knew about all this stuff then. And we're just figuring this stuff. I don't even think she knew about it. I mean, I don't think she knew about the media side of it. No, but she knew she was going to be set up.

But the problem with this is that when this happened, I'm sure there were media outlets. Because look, it's all political. You have one side of the spectrum, you have the other. But it all depends on millions of dollars coming in. These people have tons of money to cover up stories. And that's the reality of it. And so I don't believe this is the last podcast we'll do on Princess Diana. I do believe there's more to talk about.

This is kind of one of our theories, and this is, to me, one of the most logical theories. I mean, you know, so what would be the purpose of covering all that up? Oh, I think there's a lot of reasons. I think it literally goes down to the hatred of who she was with and the possibility of her having a baby with him and also believe it could be a combined thing. And like the dude being a stepfather for her children, that are princes.

I agree. And I also believe it comes down to a combined thing. that, you know, also that he wanted to move on with his, with his, uh, new girlfriend at time. And those things combined, you know, they did, they were not going to shame the royalty. No, they're not going to shame him. Well, yeah, with him or they didn't want to shame royalty themselves. Exactly.

By her dating an Egyptian or whoever. They're not going to shame any royalty. Just let's put it that way. It will stop right there. She was never technically royalty. Because there was other royalty that probably should be shamed. Yeah, I get. Oh, yeah, absolutely.

And that will come up. It should not be shamed according to that. Well, that will come up. Don't get me wrong. We got a lot of great podcasts coming up, guys. By the way, go check out our website, investigate earthpodcast.com. Go to the community.

Go check it out. I don't really push people to our social media. If you want to go to Investigate Earth, Instagram or Facebook, go for it. I don't push people there because I'm sure that it'll be a matter of time before we're not there, even though we don't really have a lot of followers because we don't push it.

But our main thing we always push is InvestEarth Podcast. Go there. Sign up for our. our website. Just go to the community tab, sign up, get an account, get on our forums, talk about any of these subjects, bring ideas to us. If you want us to cover other things.

Like, let us know what you think. Was it an accident or was it on purpose? Yeah, and we'll have a special forum just for this topic. And I'm going to try to make a topic for each of these. Yeah, you really should. I just want to know what other people think. But guys, definitely go there. Talk to us.

You can say whatever. Start your own things. Like start your own theories about whatever, not just this one or all the rest of them. It's there for you guys. We're going to have private messaging, everything. We're just working on that now. And it's way more work than Chad acts like it is. So that's why he keeps saying it.

Well, no, I mean, it is. I mean, it's a lot of work. And it costs us money and we don't make a lot of money on these podcasts. I'm just being honest. Yeah, yeah, we don't know. We do these. Yeah, we do the podcast for truth, man. Like this is, if I want a legacy, I have to try.

I'm not going to be silenced. And, you know, there's a lot of things that we believe. leave really, really, really, really heavily on this going on in our country right now. And it's one of the things that, like, we also try not to talk a lot about, which is strange. And I think part of that is because we're trying to get as many people to our website as possible before we really start diving into what we really, really, I mean, we've touched on some things. And we've talked about some things. Yeah, but I'm just saying we have not, we have not like put money, like, we've not like,

never mind we've not went out there for like a bunch of sponsor anything because we enjoy doing this this is our podcast this is what we believe in yeah we haven't what i'm saying is we're not doing this all the time because we're getting paid to do it we do it because we believe in it yeah yeah and um so yeah i mean we believe in what we're doing we believe in what we say and talk about um i'll be honest and i'll be completely honestly this princess diana story we really didn't want to do um i mean i hate to even say that on this podcast i mean i mean i mean kind of but I mean I watched all the documentaries like a year ago or something now I was like oh my god chab we got to do princess diana this is wild I get it but you guys are a family like the people

that I know there's a lot of you out there that listen to us you guys have have hit the follow button on whatever platform you're listening we've got almost 600,000 followers now which is a lot of people and thank each and every one of you for following us and I know this is just kind of a prelude to like exiting but thank all of you for following us we really have appreciate that. Without you guys, we wouldn't do it. And we don't, you know, we haven't asked you for money. We don't ask you for anything. I mean, you got to listen to a couple of these stupid ass ads that. Well, at the beginning, like 30 seconds. But, but yeah, I know. But once we get some some good sponsors that are really going to benefit our listeners, we're probably going to get rid of

those ads completely because it's just, it, we want good partners to work with that are going to benefit you guys. And once we get those, then you're not going to hear those long, ads. You'll hear us talking. They're not long, Chad. Well, no, 30 seconds, but they're long to me. Like, when I listen to them, it aggravates me. I know, but I watch YouTube videos all the time and I have to go through the ad. That's just part of it. But I would just, I would just rather, I would rather have sponsors to where when we agree that it's going to work for us and our, in our listeners, and all that. Yeah. And then we can sit here and talk about it. You know what I mean? Yeah, that'll be awesome. Like instead of you having to listen this and what we're talking about because we truly believe. leaving whatever it is we're talking about.

That's one thing. I just don't, I, I've always hated the notion of commercials. It's pushing it in your face saying, oh, blah, blah, blah, blah. It annoys me. Well, I do like the, like, Home Depot commercials. But by you guys listen, but by you guys listen to those, it does help us. Yeah, for a little bit. It does.

It's a little bit. It's not a lot. It's not a lot, but it does help us. But we do it, like, out of, like, not the money at all. I promise you. No, we do it to hang out with you guys, man. And I think most everybody we're going to keep on this podcast are going to have the same mindsets that we do. You know, all of you may not have the same political views that we do necessarily.

But, you know, at the same time, we also can't censor what we believe because there's something that's happened in the United States of America right now that I believe is going to define the future of this country. and it's going to define our freedom and I believe it's going to impact and affect everyone in this planet, all countries. And if we let the United States be silenced and we let the United States no longer be a free country, then there is no hope for any of us.

And so I guess that's... Yeah, it's kind of up to us because we are like the free country of the world, aren't we? Yeah, we are. It's up to us. So we're going to keep it going, guys, because we love you. But yeah, so back to Diana before we go, do I believe she was murdered?

I don't know. I hope not. You don't know? I mean, I don't, I guess my point is, and the reason I, and I want to clarify, the reason I say I didn't want to do this necessarily to begin with is because, number one, we don't do a whole lot of stuff that's outside of the United States, but we do care about Diana. I mean, we care about, like, if, we care about things that affect other. She's not just Diana. I know, Princess Diana of the world, Chad. I know, but there were people in the UK and, and Europe and all that, that love.

Diana. There was people crying. Yeah, I was crying the day she died. I get it. And it truly affected them. And at the end of the day, we're all human beings. I mean, whether you're from England or United States or Ireland. I loved that woman. I never met her, but I loved her.

Or whether you're from China or whatever. And I still like her. We're all human beings. And I think that's at the end of day what we've got to get back to. And we got to all look out for each other. Yeah, we do. It's not just about countries, man. Like, we invite all of you. And we got to look out for each other. And I guess that's the whole purpose of this podcast.

We want some way to talk to people that we want to talk about what we feel is the truth. And we want to look out for as many of you as possible. And we want you guys to look out for us. Well, you know that like the only way you can have power is to join. Yeah, I mean, yeah. Like the only way we can have power as a whole is we have to get this whole earth to join together somehow. And the same thing with our website. I mean, bringing that, when you said that, is the more people that can join our website.

The more power we will have. The more power we have because no matter what, when they do ban us for something they don't like, you guys are going to be on our website and you're going to still be able to hear our stuff. Yeah, and that will be awesome because I would sure miss you if you're not there. Yeah, because we probably wouldn't do it anymore. There would be nobody to listen. I'm not going to do it if you're not there. But there's guys, and before we go, there's a lot of pressure being put on these podcast hosts right now.

by media in the United States to ban podcasts that they don't agree with and they want to ban all conspiracy podcasts they want to ban all that and we're going to have a separate and an entire episode on that but guys just listen to me if you will and you like hearing us whatsoever go to our website investigate earthpodcast.com

go sign it for an account go the form go make a post in there and say whatever you want to say we got to get as many of you there we got to create our own community and that way at least if they ban all of us for our beliefs or if we don't agree with something. You're at least here. You're at least there. You're at least with us. But guys, we, we, um, we love, we love all of you. And, and, and I hope that, you know, I don't know what the deal is with, um, with, um, Princess Diana. I, I believe that she was murdered. I do. Thank you. I do. I do. I do. And I believe it's going to be one of the sad. And I believe it's

going to be one of the saddest stories that never get told. Yeah. And it's, you know, it was a long time ago now already. But it is. But. But. But, you know, the further they can bury it, the better. Yeah. You know, one of the things I was looking at, when I was looking at Princess Diana, guess what? I went on Google. I couldn't find shit about any conspiracy theories hardly.

Where'd you go? Google. That's what I'm saying. Then where'd you go after that? Duck, Duck, Duck, Go. Yeah, I would suggest that to you guys. Not that we're, like, affiliated with them or not, but if they want to affiliate with us, come on.

Yeah, they don't censor stuff. Google censors anything they don't want you to read. But, guys, until next time, we're probably, We're going to touch back on Princess Diana in a future podcast. We've got a lot of good stuff. Shadow Government. All kinds of stuff. Let us know.

And let us know what your thoughts are about Princess Diana. What do you think happened? Yeah. And tell us your reasons why. Exactly. Well, guys, until next time, we love you. Look, find the truth out there no matter where you are. And love everybody, man.

Love everybody that you meet. We're all people. We're all human. We've got to look out for each other. That's the message we want to put. We're not against anybody. We have to look out for each other. other as people.

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