Mohamed al-Fayed gets his day in court

Alleges large conspiracy led by Prince Phillip, Prince Charles and Tony Blair in death of his son and Diana 

Mohamed al-Fayed, whose son, Dodi, perished alongside Princess Diana in a 1997 Paris auto wreck testified that the death plot and subsequent cover-up were carried out by Prince Charles and Prince Philip, Tony Blair, judges, Paul Burrell, police chiefs, senior politicians, the secret services of Britain and France, the CIA, newspaper editors and even Diana’s sister. Giving evidence under oath in the High Court, al-Fayed stuck to his son and Diana were murdered in the Paris car crash to prevent Diana, marrying a Muslim.

During his London court appearance at the $20 million inquest into Diana and Dodi’s deaths, the Egyptian-born billionaire businessman, 75, alleged that British security services murdered the princess on the orders of her ex-father-in-law, Prince Philip.  Referring to Prince Philip, al-Fayed said:

“You want to know his original name — it ends with Frankenstein,” al-Fayed railed, calling the prince a “racist” and “Nazi” and adding that Diana had “suffered for 20 years from this Dracula family.”

al-Fayed also stuck to his claim that Di was expecting a child with his son — and that they were engaged.
“Diana told me on the telephone she was pregnant,” he said. “I am the only person they told. They told me they were engaged and would announce their engagement on Monday morning” (which would have been three days after the crash).

Al-Fayed also trashed Prince Charles, telling the court that Prince Charles “participated” in the alleged killing: “I’m sure he knew what was going to happen… because he would like to get on and marry his Camilla and that is what happened… They finished her.

“He married his crocodile wife and he is happy with that,” he said of Charles’ longtime mistress, Camilla Parker Bowles, whom the heir to the British throne finally wed in 2005.

He went on to say Tony Blair personally sanctioned the murder of Diana, and the crash had been orchestrated by MI6 and French intelligence.

He listed those included in the cover-up as every member of the Royal Family including Diana’s sister, butler Paul Burrell, two Scotland Yard Commissioners, secret service agents on both sides of the Channel and leading medical experts in Paris and London.

Mr Fayed claimed the plot involved scores of others including newspaper editors and reporters, politicians such as the then home secretary Jack Straw as well as “stooge judges”.

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