Fatal crash report will reveal U.S. Secret Service bugged Diana's phone
By AP
LONDON -- An official report on the death of the Princess of Wales will disclose that the U.S. Secret Service was bugging Diana's phone without the approval of its British counterpart, a British newspaper reported.
However, the Observer said U.S. officials assured British investigators that the secretly recorded conversations shed no new light on Diana's death.
Former Metropolitan Police chief John Stevens is scheduled to release his report on the crash on Thursday, and the Observer said he will conclude that it was an accident.
Meanwhile, the British Broadcasting Corp. said that contrary to conspiracy theories, new DNA evidence proved that the driver of Diana's car, Henri Paul, was drunk on the night of the fatal crash in a Paris underpass.
Conspiracy theorists have claimed Paul was not drinking that night, but DNA tests show that original post-mortem blood samples were from Paul and that he had three times the French legal limit of alcohol in his blood, the BBC said in a weekend report.
http://www.ottawasun.com/News/Nation...53254-sun.html
I got a bit of a chuckle out of this headline:
Diana’s dead. Now get over it
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...496257,00.html
I wonder what the point of bugging her phone would be? Just 'cause?
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