Princess Diana's Car Was 'Sabotaged'
PRINCESS Diana was convinced there was a plot by spooks to kill her in a car crash after the brakes mysteriously failed on her Audi soft-top.
She was sure the hushed-up incident in west London was a warning from her powerful enemies whom she dubbed “the men in grey suits”, royal author John Morgan claimed last night.
He said she feared there was a plot by to kill her and that she outlined her fears in notes and phone calls to her lawyers and friends in the months leading up to her eventual death in alongside Dodi Fayed, 42, in a car crash in central Paris.
Diana, who had been stripped of her HRH status by the Queen, predicted: “This particular phase in my life is the most dangerous.
“They are planning ‘an accident’ in my car, brake failure and serious head injury...”
Mr Morgan, who has written nine books about Diana’s death, said: “Two factors – the enforced expulsion from the Royal Family and her move to become the public face of the anti-landmine campaign – were destined to have far-reaching consequences the following year.
“There is one factor that is consistent with Diana’s fears, her concern that there would be a serious car accident.
“The brake failure incident was hushed-up until after her death.
And she warned them: “If something does happen to me it will be MI5 or MI6.”
Mechanics who checked the car’s brakes claimed the problem was “wear and tear” but the Princess refused to believe them.
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