Princess Diana Allegedly Predicted Her Fatal Car Crash In A Never-Before-Seen Note

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Diana Princess predicted she would die in the car crash in Paris that took her life, according to a report from Daily Beast. The late royal, who died aged 36 after a crash in 1997, is said to have met with her personal legal counsel, Victor Mischon, to “tell him something on her mind” in 1995, and he took notes from the conversation in what would later come to be known as the “Mischon Note”. During the meeting, Diana allegedly mentioned that “reliable sources”, who she will not name, told her that “a car crash could be staged” and that she would “dead or seriously injured.”

Wild revelations will be discussed in detail in the upcoming Discovery+ doc, Investigate Dianapremieres August 18. The series (see trailer below) takes a closer look at the horrific crash that also claimed the life of Diana’s partner, Dodi Al-Fayed and her driver, Henri Paul, and the aftermath. Their deaths occurred after Henri crashed their Mercedes into a pillar at 65 mph in the ‘Pont de l’Alma’ tunnel in Paris while trying to escape the paparazzi on a motorcycle. after them.

Documentary experts allege that Mischon passed notes from his meeting with Diana to the London Metropolitan Police commissioner, Sir Paul Condon, at the time of the accident. The public didn’t know the note until after Condon’s successor, John Stevens, has taken over since Condon allegedly locked it in a safe. “When the coroner informed me of my investigation, I ensured that the letter was immediately given to the royal coroner, who at the time Michael Burgess and then become Lord Justice Scott Baker” Lord Stevensaid Daily Beast.

“I saw Lord Mishcon about a month before he died, around the spring of 2005, and he accepted the fact that he thought [Diana] is paranoid, and he doesn’t have much faith in [the note]”He added.

The note that the highly-anticipated trove revealed was actually one of two passages that allegedly Diana predicted future accidents. The second letter is a letter allegedly written by her in 1996, after her divorce from Prince Charles, and include similar information. Diana’s butler, Paul Burrellpublished it in his book, A royal questwas published in 2003.