Princess Diana Research Paper

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Heather West Rough Draft Research Paper Swanson 4/21/17 The life and death of princess Diana is something that will never be forgotten about the living and dead souls all around the world. She was a princess who was so extraordinary that she really clicked with people all around the world. Her commoner background caused her to understand the people and how they live their life. The queen never thought of princess Diana as a good person or a real princess. Her love for the world caused her to be an amazing role model to all (love). Princess Diana was once married to Prince Charles, the queen thought she would never fit the throne, and on August 31, 1997, she passed in car crash. Princess Diana of Wales was once married to Prince Charles, but soon after, became divorced. Marriage to Prince …show more content…

She was on her way away from the annoying paparazzi in Paris when her car suddenly spin out. In a tunnel was where it happened. This could have easily been plotted since very few or no security cameras are in the tunnel. Conspiracies video reports “right after the accident , a white car was seen driving out of the tunnel.” (conspiracies) The real mystery is the fact that this may not have been a sudden death. What caused her death is still a mystery to the citizens of the world. M16, which is British intelligence may have purposefully had her killed (conspiracies). This may have been because the queen hired them. This makes sense because the queen and the princess never clicked. Since she had a new partner after her marriage, her crazy ex-husband could have also been mad about her new happily ever after. He could have plotted with the queen to have her killed and have gotten M16 to carry out the job (Shubert). Other sources say she may have been carrying the baby of Dodi, who was her current partner (conspiracies). Whatever happened to Princess Diana that night still remains to be a secret, and one day, the truth will be

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