Princess Diana Conspiracy
Written on September 4, 2002
Five years ago Princess Diana was killed because the paparazzi was chasing her. There's no denying that part of the story. However, I am convinced that it was no tragic accident that killed Princess Diana. I believe she was murdered.
Now you are probably asking yourself who in their right mind would want someone as benevolent and kind as Princess Diana dead. I will tell you who. Someone who is insanely jealous of her, a very envious queen. It's just like the fairytale of Snow White, except the queen actually does kill the princess.
Prince Charles, Diana's ex-husband, was a mama's boy. The queen loved him to death and she never thought for one moment that Princess Diana was good enough for him. And when Charles and Diana divorced, it infuriated the queen that people still referred to her as Princess Diana even though she was no longer, technically, a princess. Plus, when Diana died, the queen wouldn't even allow the flag to be raised at half-staff. You can't deny that the queen didn't like Princess Diana.
It is because of the queen's obvious disliking and jealousy towards Princess Diana that I believe she had Princess Diana murdered. The queen was enraged with jealousy and the only way she could make it go away was to get rid of its source, Princess Diana. So the world is now deprived of one of the most wonderful people to walk the Earth all because of some queen's psychological problems.
Put two and two together. The queen always gets what she wants, always. Apparently she hired the "paparazzi" to follow Princess Diana around until the point of agitation that they crashed. I wouldn't be surprised if she also had the driver of Diana's limousine drugged.
I hope that someday the queen is found out for her evil vindictive ways. Maybe even while that she is still the queen. But nevertheless, I know the truth, I know the true story behind Princess Diana's death. Whether you believe me or not, that's your choice. But I think you'd be a fool if you didn't see what I see here.
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