Princess Diana Conspiracy Essay

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Conspiracy Theory Project Conspiracy theories are prolific in our society and many theories have long surrounded the death of Princess Diana. She died on August 31st, 1997 in Paris, France. Her death has impacted the lives of many people around the world, and questions still rise about what really happened on the night of her death. One conspiracy that I took an interest in is that many people around the world thought that the royal family was involved. Princess Diana rode the taxi with her lover, Dodi Al Fayed. David Emery, Urban Legends Expert tells us rumors “…speculated that Diana was pregnant with Al Fayed’s child. Everyone thought that was the reason the royal family and British services wanted to get rid of her. “…She was poised to embarrass the crown by marrying Dodi Al Fayed” who was a non- Christian. Urban Legend Expert suggests that the Royal family probably could not accept the fact that she was with another man other than Prince Charles. Rumors are that a British …show more content…

is the article that helps us understand the facts about Princess Diana’s death. According to her blood tests from collected blood at the scene, they show she wasn’t pregnant. Diana and Dodi were not planning to get married, claimed by sources. Traffic cameras in the tunnel weren’t properly positioned at the spot where the accident took place. There has been no proof or evidence that the government or the royal family was involved. Princess Diana was loved by her family, and hearing that people thought they were involved with her death seems pretty sad. Trusting these facts is pretty hard because there are so many other resources that can tell you otherwise and make you question what the truth really is. We definitely should worry because there are stories told by media, news, etc. that tell one story, but others that tell a different story. Believing a story is very easy, but actually researching and finding the truth is sometimes the

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