Princess Diana Death Documentary Shows What Police Hid From Prince William And Harry For Years!

A new Princess Diana documentary about her death features bombshells about her sons Prince William and Prince Harry. But it also shines a spotlight on Scotland Yard’s failures. And in the process, the documentary shows the heartbreak that Princess Diana’s family felt in trying to understand why and how she died. 

Learn what the new investigation reveals about the death of the beloved princess. And discover how it shows what some see as Scotland Yard’s failures. Get all the details about the new Princess Diana documentary below. 

Prince William And Harry – Waited Years For Princess Diana Death Details

Photos and video shown around the world revealed Prince William and Prince Harry’s heartbreak when their mother Princess Diana tragically died. But now a new documentary offers more insight into what really happened. And it also raises questions about Diana’s fears that she would die in a staged car accident, noted the Daily Mail.

However, according to the documentary, Diana’s terror about her death did get recorded. And in October 1995, she shared her worries with her attorney, Lord Mishcon. But two years later, the princess’ worst fears came true. That car crash in Paris also resulted in the deaths of Dodi Fayed and driver Henri Paul.

Now, 25 years after that tragedy, the new documentary airs. Titled Investigating Diana: Death In Paris, it explores the events leading up to the car crash. And it asks a key question. What did police know but hide? The documentary reveals that in the wake of Diana’s death, Lord Mishcon gave his typed-up notes on her premonition to senior Metropolitan Police officers. However, they waited years to share those notes with French authorities, Diana’s sisters and brother, and Prince Harry and Prince William. 

Diana Death Documentary Explores Police Investigations

When police officers received that note, they stashed it in a safe. But for six years, French authorities seeking clues about Diana’s death never received that note. And her sisters and brothers had to wait more than 10 years to get the details. As a result, Prince Harry and Prince William remained without answers for years.

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But the mystery does not end there. Rumors hint that additions to the note allegedly tried to explain why police hid it for so long. However, Lord Miscon did meet with police officials just a few weeks after Diana died. And the attorney read that note aloud, seeking to share its implications. As a result, police knew that Diana had predicted “efforts would be made to get rid of her by some accident in her car.” And if not via an accident, she believed a staged accident would cause her to become “so injured or damaged as to be declared unbalanced.”

As a result, the documentary explores that note’s importance. Attorney Michael Mansfield shared the meaning in the documentary. “The note is important because it’s equivalent to somebody’s premonition. If you were a police officer investigating it, you want to hand the account over to the French. They didn’t do that. They stick it in the safe and they don’t reveal it,” stated the attorney bluntly.

Prince Harry – To Include Death Of Diana In Memoir?

Known as the Mishcon Note, that document may play a role in Prince Harry’s highly anticipated memoir. And insiders shared that Harry has become almost obsessed with investigating Diana’s death. However, former Met commissioner Lord Stevens’ Operation Paget helped Harry explore those last hours.

Lord Stevens met with Prince William and Prince Harry at Kensington Palace for nearly two hours about his report. But before that meeting, the brothers knew very little about the accident. As a result, Harry and William faced an emotional session, noted Lord Stevens. And he shared that the royal brothers sought answers to their questions. 

“I was in possession of the facts of what had taken place, from the beginning of the problem outside the Ritz with the car, to the death and bringing back the body,” explained Lord Stevens. “They wanted to know the circumstances of the death, what had happened to their mother, in every aspect. Some questions were in detail.” And he answered those questions “because they hadn’t been told of the circumstances.”

However, Operation Paget did reach a conclusion. And Lord Stevens called Diana’s passing a “tragic accident.” But he emphasized that he found no evidence of a conspiracy or cover-up. And he shifted the blame to the allegedly drunk driver, Henri Paul. As a result, the inquest about Diana’s death claimed that she had died “unlawfully,” in part due to the driver’s “gross negligence.”

Tell us what you think. Do you feel shocked that Princess Diana’s note got hidden for so many years? And after you share your views, check back on our site for more royal family news. 

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