After Diana - The Aftermath: The Investigations, The Evidence and the Questions That Remained
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The crash in Paris ended Dianas life. It did not end the questions.
On 31st August 1997, the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, shocked the world. Public mourning was immediate, answers took years. What happened in side Pont de 1 Alma tunnel? what did investigators establish about the driver, the pursuit and the unidentified white Fiat Uno? And what did the British inquest actually decide?
in After Diana - The Aftermath, Bill Stewart follows the events of that night and the investigations that followed, from the French inquiry to Operation Paget and the inquest. He examines the evidence behind enduring allegations, the conduct of the press and the Royal Family’s response, separating official findings from disputed claims and questions the record could not resolve.
measured, humane and grounded in the investigative record, this is an account of what was found, what remained uncertain and why Dianas death still occupies the public imagination.