Princess Diana was a well-known and respected member of the British royal family, known for her elegance, charitable actions, and friendly personality. She married Prince Charles in 1981, becoming the Princess of Wales, and had two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry.
Despite her popularity, her marriage with Charles was troubled, and they separated in 1992 and divorced in 1996. Tragically, Diana died in a car crash in Paris in 1997, her death caused widespread grief and media attention.
Despite the official verdict of accident, many theories have been put forward by experts and general public about the incident, and her death remains a topic of discussion and speculation.
Princess Diana’s death is still a widely discussed and shocking event, 25 years after it happened. Her funeral was held one week after the tragic car crash that ended her life and was broadcasted around the world. Many people, including her family and fans, were deeply affected by her passing.
Her royal photographer, Arthur Edwards, spoke about how emotional it was to be outside the hospital when her coffin came out, and how everyone around him was crying.
The most poignant moment of her funeral was her sons, William and Harry, following their mother’s coffin with their heads hung low. Diana’s death has left many people wondering about the details of the tragic incident. Doctors who attempted to save her life spoke about how they did everything possible to revive her, but her injuries were too severe.
According to The Independent, Princess Diana suffered a serious tear in her pericardium, the protective sac surrounding her heart, during the car crash that resulted in her death.
Heart surgeon Professor Alain Pavie attempted to save her, but found that she also had a tear in her upper left pulmonary vein and despite his efforts, her heart had already stopped and could not be restarted. The doctors present at the scene did everything they could for an hour to save her life but were unable to.
Speculation surrounding Diana’s death continues, as reported by The Mirror, a lawyer has claimed that her death may not have been accidental. Michael Mansfield said that the drivers of the mysterious car and motorbike that were present in the tunnel where the accident happened have never been traced.
He also added that the idea that it was a simple road accident is not correct and that this is not a “case closed” by any means. He also pointed out that the verdict following the inquest in 2008 was not accident and that there were other options related to the death. He also said that new information could lead to a new inquest.
