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The
following represents critical open
questions and issues regarding the
accident and death of Princess Diana:
- The
whereabouts of Brenda
Wells. She has been
reported missing and her
statements as interpreted by us
give concrete circumstantial
evidence of foul
play since
her statements assert that she
was impeded from entering into
the Alma tunnel at the critical
moments before the accident as a
black Fiat Uno was allowed to
pass her.
Status:
Unanswered/unresolved.
- Production
of all her statements directly or
indirectly bearing on her being impeded
from entering the Alma tunnel at the critical
time in issue.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- The
identity of those in the
black
Fiat Uno. This car
without question played a role in
the accident as its
paint was found on the Mercedes
driven by Henri Paul.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- The identity of those in the
white
Mercedes. There were also
reports that white paint was
found on the Mercedes and this
car was seen
leaving the scene in a suspicious
manner behind a small black car,
manifestly the black Fiat Uno.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- The identity of the three
persons on
the two motorcycles operating in
unison with the black Fiat Uno.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- The
identity of the
"fireman" who immediately
had contact with the passengers
in the Mercedes. He was present
at the scene moments after the
accident and before police or
fire rescue ambulances were
notified or called to the scene.
He was photographed by a passing
car. Where
did he come from?
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- An exact
accounting from the ambulance
crew of the (one hour) time
between Diana's entry into the
ambulance and being taken to a
hospital 6 kilometers away.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Identification
of all those in the ambulance
with Diana AT ANY TIME.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Production
of statements from everyone in
the ambulance about what was done
by each during the course of
Diana's entry into the ambulance
and arrival at the hospital.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Disclosure
whether anyone in the ambulance
urged that Diana should be
brought quickly to the hospital
and further whether any telephone
calls or other communications of
whatever nature were received by
anyone on the ambulance, and, if
so from whom, urging that Diana
be quickly brought to the
hospital, inquiring what was
taking so long, or disclosing
that a team of medical
specialists were awaiting her
arrival.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Disclosure
whether Diana received any blood
transfusions, and, if so, what
type of blood was given her, and disclosure
what quantities of her blood type
were on the ambulance.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- If
there was not an adequate supply
of her blood type on the
ambulance, an explanation in this
one regard why Diana was not
rushed to the hospital.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Disclosure
whether the
ambulance stopped during its
journey to the hospital, why, and
whether anyone or anything
entered into or left (was removed
from) the ambulance during its
one hour journey to the hospital.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Disclosure
of findings as to who was
responsible for misinformation
that the roof of the car had to
be cut off to free Diana from the
wreckage.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Explanation
of who was responsible for the
misinformation that the Mercedes
was an armored car, further
falsely attributed to the lengthy
time lapse in getting Diana to
the hospital.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Confirmation
that Diana was immediately
accessible and removable from the
Mercedes to wit: the accident
presented no material physical
impediment to her removal from
the car.
Status: Confirmed by media
reports.
- Disclosure
of how the physicians and medical
specialists awaiting Diana's
arrival at the hospital were
preparing for her; why
no one suggested or prepared a
heart-lung bypass machine,
and disclosure of how many of the
medical team were interviewed by
media at the hospital prior to
Diana's arrival.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Disclosure
of whether the Chief of Police
and the Interior Minister for the
country were singularly or
jointly present at the hospital
awaiting Diana's arrival.
Status: Media accounts confirm
Interior Minister at hospital and
suggest that the Police Chief was
also there with him.
- An
answer to why both the Chief of
Police and Interior Minister who
were admittedly mystified over
the inordinate time to deliver
Diana to the hospital, did not
call to get an answer as to why
the ambulance was taking so long.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- An answer
as to how two escort motorcycles
could "lose" the
ambulance with an
identification of the two police
officers on the motorcycles.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- An
answer whether they were told or
authorized to leave the
ambulance, and if so, by whom and
when.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- An
answer whether they communicated
with anyone in the ambulance that
night.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- An answer
whether anyone from the ambulance
or any other person at any time
from the moment of the accident
rode as a passenger on any of the
police motorcycles accompanying
the Diana ambulance.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Statements
from the motorcycle policemen
regarding the inordinate journey
of the ambulance and anything
else with regard to their
involvement, official or
otherwise, that evening.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- An
answer to whether any of the
medical team awaiting Diana were
in contact with the ambulance and
further disclosure whether any in
the medical team, during the
inordinate journey of the
ambulance, were urging that she
be brought to the hospital as
quickly as possible.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Disclosure
of what report/information, and
from whom, the medical team,
awaiting Diana's arrival,
received from the ambulance as to
the specific nature of Diana's
injuries and condition.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Clarification
whether the occupant(s) in the
Fiat Uno seen in front of the
Mercedes after the accident, or
passengers on the two motorcycles
in issue, would have had
sufficient time, in
a foul-play scenario,
to visit the crashed Mercedes to
artificially intervene with the
health and welfare of the
occupants to wit: administer any
substance which would cause Henri
Paul to generate the reported
intoxication levels achieved from
the tests conducted. Disclosure
whether there is any substance
which could have been injected
into Henri Paul moments after his
death to support, in whole or
part, the intoxication levels and
findings reported thereafter.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Clarification
whether the skid marks in the
tunnel were professionally
preserved and if not , why not. If preserved,
disclosure whether Henri Paul
straight braked or was forced
over to the side by another car,
a matter according to accident
professionals otherwise
determinable from the skid
markings.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Disclosure
why French authorities would turn
down the offer of Daimler-Benz
hours after the accident to
immediately investigate and
analyze the crash site.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- An answer
to the hypothetical
that if
Henri Paul was deliberately
blinded temporarily by intense
light (what would look to those
outside the tunnel as
photographers' flash bulbs),
whether there could have been a
created condition by the involved
vehicles which would cause Henri
Paul, on regaining his vision
from the blinding light, to
swerve to the left, thinking that
by doing so he was avoiding
causing injury to himself, his
passengers and/or to others
outside the car.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Alternatively,
or in addition to 30, whether the
left front tire in particular was
carefully preserved and
investigated to inspect for
damage/ puncture
which
could have caused the car to
dramatically swerve to the left
at the very time Henri Paul was
blinded and holding his hands up
to instinctively protect his eyes
from the blinding light.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Alternatively
or in addition to 30 and 31,
whether the Fiat or white
Mercedes could have had a
mechanical device which could
have deliberately pushed the
Mercedes to the left without
leaving any markings of the
intervention, the device being
covered by rubber or otherwise.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
- Whether
Diana by turning around was
attempting to identify the driver
of the Fiat or motorcycle(s), and
why.
Status: Unanswered/unresolved.
The following are
"facts" as presented in the
September 30, 1997 update. They
supplement the open questions and issues
stated above, and overall support that
the entire episode appears now to be one
of deliberate foul play. Absent
production of Brenda Wells, and answers
to all the open questions and issues
above, it is the only conclusion.
Regarding the
accident and death of Princess Diana:
- It
involved the Princess of Wales.
- It
occurred just prior to an
anticipated announcement of
engagement to Dodi Fayed.
- Her death
eviscerated the steep problems
which would have faced the Royals
and England had she in fact
married Dodi, or worse, become
pregnant during the marriage.
- The
original focus should not have
been on Henri Paul but the fact
that Diana could have survived
the accident.
- The Police
Chief for Paris, France and the
Interior Minister for the
country, jointly admitted that
they were surprised at the
inordinate delay in the ambulance
delivering Diana to the hospital.
Yet no one picked up a phone to
call the ambulance.
- No facts
have been revealed as to who was
on the ambulance, or what
treatment was rendered to Diana,
and who made the decisions to
take one hour to bring her to a
hospital 6 kilometers from the
accident site. It moreover is
unlikely that the ambulance even
carried sufficient amounts of
blood she needed.
- The
ambulance was originally
accompanied by two police
motorcycles, who "lost"
the ambulance.
- Diana's
suffered an injury to her left
pulmonary vein, not to her aorta,
which we understand is the type
of injury normally sustained in a
"deceleration"
incident. She would have
materially benefited if she was
quickly delivered to the hospital
and placed on a heart lung bypass
unit. Neither was done.
- Misinformation
was released that the Mercedes
was armored to support why it
took so long to get Diana to a
hospital. Only after intense
world interest and focus did
salient truthful facts became
available including that she
could have been swiftly removed
from the car and scene and
whisked to a hospital where 25
specialists were awaiting her.
- A picture
was taken showing Diana not
looking at the photographer
taking the picture but at a
motorcycle behind the car. To do
so she had to fully turn around,
and it would appear that she was
trying to identify those on the
motorcycle. Why?
- Trevor
Rees-Jones put on his seat belt.
Diana was a devoted seat belt
user. If the focus and concern
was Henri Paul then they would
have simply told him to stop the
car or pull over. Diana and Dodi
both could handle another
confrontation with the press.
They wouldn't risk their lives to
allow someone driving erratically
to continue.
- To further
attest that Henri Paul wasn't
their concern, we have Brian
Anderson seeing the Mercedes
driving in a straight path. We
have Trevor Rees-Jones
remembering nothing unusual about
Henri Paul. We have the fact that
Henri Paul parked his car
normally, a feat hard to do when
highly intoxicated, thereafter
walking normally, even speaking
with both Dodi and Diana. Yet the
contention is that this man was a
chronic alcoholic, and based on
this contention we should all
blindly accept it and go on with
our lives.
- We do not
hear the fact that during the
course of Henri Paul's chronic
long term alcoholic condition he
was a licensed pilot with 600
hours flying time. As one news
story stated: "'Flying an
aircraft through fog is not
something you can do just hoping
for the best,' Jean-Andre
Cahazuc, his former instructor,
told one French newspaper. 'It
takes discipline, and Paul was
the complete opposite of a
clown.'"
- While
the media reports the French
conducting one of the most
thorough auto accident
investigations in history, it is
already a sham since they have
polluted the opportunity to
obtain critical evidence. Moreover,
the investigators seem to
discount and belittle the
evidence of a Gary Hunter and
Brenda Wells, while at the same
time discouraging others to come
forward. The press and
media moreover circumvent any
follow-up or discussion
concerning what Wells in
particular had to say. Brenda
Wells is nowhere to be found, as
far as we know.
- It
doesn't take an Einstein to
recognize that the accident took
place in an area where the
chances of witnesses were
minimized.
Sheer coincidence? We don't think
so, when the mystery black car
and two motorcycles seemingly
made their move in the tunnel,
and Brenda Wells has effectively
stated that she was stymied from
entering the tunnel at this very
critical time window.
- How
can the French leak and then
confirm that they are bent on
seeing here a routine accident
caused by an "addicted"
long term alcoholic until and
unless they know the identity of
the passengers on the motorcycles
and in the mystery black car. To even assert
blame under the circumstances and
facts detailed above is an
abomination of responsibility and
accountability and an insult to
the public.
- There are
obviously forces who want to
derail intelligent thought, press
coverage and investigation of the
Diana accident and death. The
investigation and press and media
coverage of the Diana accident
and death are vastly important to
the future of all citizens of the
world. If the press and media can
be manipulated, if anyone wishing
to pursue serious inquiry and
discussion can be thwarted, then
do such characteristics reflect
democracy, or autocracy? In a
democratic society and
environment a free, open, and
aggressively inquiring press and
media is essential to offset the
power and control of central
government and control. In the
new world order being
successfully pursued this past
decade plus, it is imperative to
preserve the power and
responsibilities of the press and
media. If they fail here, as they
have failed recently with TWA
Flight 800, then one has to
question on what principles and
platform the evolving central
government operates. Can people
in an expanding capitalistic
environment, where opportunity
seemingly expands, at least for a
period of time, recognize the
erosion taking place to important
democratic platforms. In the new
world order, are elementary
democratic precepts inherently in
conflict with it? Is this
conflict evidenced by the Diana's
accident and death? We think so.
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JB
Ehrlich
Geopolitical Analyst
Sender, Berl & Sons Inc.
October 7, 1997
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