The boys were angry at the paparazzi’s role in the high-speed crash.
Lord John Stevens, an investigator into the car accident that killed Princess Diana nearly 25 years ago, is recalling an emotional discussion he had with Prince William and Prince Harry surrounding the tragic events of their mother’s untimely death at just 36 years old on August 31, 1997.surrounding the release of Discovery+’sdocuseries.
Stevens is a former police chief who led the years-long investigation into the late Princess of Wales’ death. He calls the discussions with William and Harry “very emotional” and noted that he, too, was emotional about the accident. He told the outlet that the boys were, naturally, very upset by the circumstances of her death in Paris.
“What they were angry about, they declared it publicly, were the paparazzi who they thought were very much behind what had taken place by chasing the car and making the car or inducing the car to go at 75 miles an hour,” Stevens says. “They weren’t too happy about that, I can tell you.”docuseries premiered on Discovery+ on August 18 and is set to offer viewers new insight into Diana’s death with new interviews with the case’s lead investigators, including Stevens.
“The bottom line is we worked on this for three years, and then every single aspect of what we did, every single allegation, we brought it down to 104 allegations and each and every one was investigated,” Stevens says. “This is one of the reasons for doing the program. We’re doing a program with people who we can trust, who put it forward and not spin it in any way, one way or the other.
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