Diana. Verdict from the Jury:


Unlawfully killed.

Hopefully that will be an end to it.

I sense a new book by Paul Burrell waiting in the wings.......

Might be useful if I run out of Andrex

Finito - at last !

Thank heavens it's all over.

Originally Posted by Nimuae Finito - at last !

Not For Mohammed Al Harrods it ain't. He's made a fortune out of the Diana industry and won't let it all come screeching to a halt because of a jury's decision.

Can you imagine the old carpetbagger accusing King Faiad or any other Muslim potentate of murder in a Saudi Arabian court? He wouldn't be given £10,00,000 of taxpayers'money to indulge his 11 year fantasies and pursue his calumny. It would be chop! chop! head off on day one.

For this country to allow its Queen and her husband to be publicly castigated by a sleazy, upmarket costermonger and football manager who looks and acts like Ali Baba's mother-in-law is an indictment against the country as a (w)hole. Unfortunately hole is what is fast becoming. Money has overtaken morality at all levels.

Originally Posted by sphinx I sense a new book by Paul Burrell waiting in the wings.......

The Bottler's Tale.

It's not all over. It ranks alongside the murder of the Prince's in the Tower.

The verdict however is a kick in the balls for Fayed, it implicates his employee, the car driver.

My verdict? She contributed to her own death by virtue of her paranoia concerning a few cameras. The same cameras she posed for when making fluffy statements. COW!

Originally Posted by Dordie It's not all over. It ranks alongside the murder of the boys in the Tower. The verdict however is a kick in the balls for Fayed, it implicates his employee, the car driver. My verdict? She contributed to her own death by virtue of her paranoia concerning a few cameras. The same cameras she posed for when making fluffy statements. COW!

The fact is, if the "Establishment" were responsible for her death, it would never become public anyway (perhaps somewhere between 30 to 100 years time maybe).

As you say though, she was a victim of her own publicity.