On the site neonnettle.com appeared sensational information. A certain retired officer of the British secret service MI-5 contacted journalists and told about the true circumstances of the death of Princess Diana.
Despite the fact that the princess passed away 20 years ago, questions related to her death are much more than answers. On what happened on August 31, 1997, decided to tell a former officer of the British special services.
Someone John Hopkins, staying on his deathbed, turned to reporters with a desire to repent. A man is 80 years old and he is mortally sick. He had a completely understandable desire to ease his soul before leaving for another world. Mr. Hopkins said that he was responsible for the death of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed!
Repentance in the Face of Death
The respondent told the following:
"I was just a cog in this complex state machinery. I carried out orders that came from above, obeyed my command. There was no other way out. I could not disobey the order. My fault is my oath. On my hands are the blood of 23 victims and Mrs. Diana is one of them. This is the only woman I sent to the next world. "
What the elderly man said next, just staggering:
"I still remember how difficult it was for me to enforce this order. My boss said that Lady Di planned to take her sons out of the country, but this could not be allowed to maintain order in the country. The order was given by the husband of the queen - Prince Philip. "
Now it becomes clear why the 96-year-old husband of the monarchy landed in a hospital the other day. Obviously, he learned about the interview and decided to hide away from obsessive reporters, or maybe the old man's heart was bustling. Where is it seen - to order to kill his own daughter-in-law ?!
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When the journalists asked the former scout why he had not told us about it earlier, he replied that he simply did not want to be in jail. Moreover, for his confession he could have lost his life:
"Now I'm not afraid of anything. Soon all the same I will die, let them do anything with me. "