Diana's Grave is Empty
Where is Di's Body?
The Princess is not buried on the lake, claims shocking US report.
A shocking US report quotes a "Palace source" as saying that Diana's
body is not on the island in the lake, and that the beloved Princess was
cremated - and her ashes put in an urn.
What really happened to Diana's body? A shocking US report claims that
the tragic Princess was not laid to rest on the little island at
Althrop - as the world has believed since her dramatic funeral nearly a
year ago.
Supposedly, she was secretly cremated, and the ashes given to her two
sons, Princes William and Harry!
This claim, according to America's Star magazine, comes from a senior
source at Buckingham Palace. "Diana" was cremated and her ashes put in
an urn and given to her sons" the source claims
According to a report in the Los Angeles Times people in Di's tiny
hometown of Great Brington also don't believe Di's body lies on the
island in the lake near Althrop House
One resident said that very strange things were going on there following
Diana’s funeral - especially at the towns crematorium. "The night they
brought her body back after the big funeral ceremony in London, our
whole
village was invaded by the army and the police and special forces units"
the resident said.
"All the residents were hustled back into their houses to get them well
out of the way. They got the crematorium burning well into the night.
What we think is that they cremated Princess Diana".
It was five days after her tragic August 31 death in a Paris underpass
that Di's funeral procession made its long sad journey past grief
stricken crowds from Westminster Abbey in London to Althrop.
Only her close family members were at the graveside on the grounds of
the house. No details of any ceremony were ever released. It was Diana's
brother Charles Spencer who announced that he had prepared it on the
small island. Today, many people have doubts about the burial.
<snip long quote from wife of head Gardner who declared "an odd feeling
about the whole thing".>
According to the Star, other employees at Althrop suggest that perhaps
Di's body was never even in the coffin. Althrop former cook and
housekeeper, Betty Andrews is quoted as saying "There’s a strange
feeling
amongst all the villagers that we may not be hearing the complete truth.
"It seems very odd to us that Diana would be buried on an island here,
miles from her young sons, in a place where they can hardly ever visit
her.
"Only the Spencers and the royal family really know what happened."
Comment on the article - As stated previously, my ex fiancee met with a
close friend of the family who works in the Crematorium near Althrop and
who in fact WAS expected to undertake a late night cremation, the
circumstances of which were strictly secret, no questions asked or told!
However this in itself whilst being mighty suspicious, does not confirm
that Diana was cremated, whilst it would appear to make it a very strong
possibility!
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ellmo
ellmo wrote in message ...
Shoud we take it from your post here, that you agree with the following:
That you would fullly support and agree with the public being lied to in
every regard, when you say and I quote 'we should never know the truth'
as to the circumstances of Princess Diana's funeral, if not the whole
circumstances of her death or dissapearance whichever ay be the case.
Has it not occured to you that as 'mother to the future British heir to
the throne as king of England, she cannot ever be regarded or expect to
be treated as a private person like you or I. Furthemore it would be
perposterous for any family member of Diana to claim as much. Yes, it is
true that she made that cruicial decision that would affect her and her
family forwever more on the day that she agreed to marry the future heir
to the throne, the Prince of Wales.
Let us just imagine that the majority, yes the majoprity (believe it or
not) of the worlds population just happen to be right and that she was
indeed murdered, certainly the great majority of the population of Paris
think this is the case in an offical poll - do you support the approach
NOT to question by the British establishment to allow any discussion of
this matter in the House of Parliament - and NOT support any attempt to
examine whether this is the case as a matter of urgency and NOT support
seeking those responsible and thereby ensuring justice is done. If you
were Diana's sister, would you rest so easily in believing the accident
by drunken drugged driver, chased by photographers approach which seemed
to have been the official line - literally since the first gendarme on
the scene! Or would you be pressing for justice like most families are
regularly reported do when their bereved are suspiciously killed or
murdered abroad.
Going back to yuor 'never know the truth' statement, do you therefore
agree that Spencer is moraly or legaly right to charge visitors to the
site of his sisters burial if this is not true. I am fairly confident
that this would amount to obtaining money by deception for which the
punishment could include a hefty prison sentence. Would you recommend
that the Earl does in fact lie and risk being sent to prison?
I suppose that you also support the concept of charging visitors to
visit the location in which it is claimed that the body may rest. I
wonder if you can think of any other examples in which any family have
sought to 'profit' from the burial of a family member. My own views on
this matter is that the 'profiteering' on the grave of anyone, let alone
the mother of the future King of England to be totally and whollly
moraly repugnant.
In conclusion, it is obviously not Diana who is examined or critisised
in these matters, but those around her and the way in which they have
conducted themselves following her death. Those to blame include the
authorities at home and abroad, the establishment, the royals, the
Spencer family and not least the press, who have abused thier
researching role, not find out and to report the truth, but instead to
relay to the public, the enormous number of lies and misinformation
which is fed to the press by the truck load by those in a position of
power.
Is there a single fool alive who would ever believe - even remoltely
that it is respectful to the memory of Diana, for there to be such
shameless lies produced and published about the circumstances of her
death and her subsequent funeral arrangements (we can be sure that this
is a fact since no two reoprted stories ever appear to be the same, and
romours of conflicting stories abound).
DO you think that it is respectful to Diana's memory for her end to be
so wilfully misrepresented. If you blame us - you are pointing your
finger at the wrong guilty party since we are merely discussing the
enoromous amount of misinformation which only indicates the
establishments total disrespect for both the public and Diana - a woman
who so clearly deserves better.
I think you will find that most of the regular members of this group
hope that the truth will soon emerge regarding both the circumstances of
her death and her burial, because, Diana, her families and the general
public who have so wilfully been prepared to worship and honour her
life, following her death, deserve the truth. Any assailants guity in
this resepect deserve punishment for the sake of justice and all those
mentioned above. DO you think Diana could 'ever' rest in peace if this
was not allowed to happen.
I am sure that if Diana was watching all these deliberations she would
suport all the efforts of ordinary people seeking truth, honnesty,
justice and respect, for someone who so clearly deserves better, in the
face of adversity, challenging only those evil men and women, who who it
would seem, prefer to sit at the table of the devil.
Diana deserves truth, respect anf justice.
In article <6qgrf2$jj5$1...@epos.tesco.net>, Joy Bishop <Hyw...@tesco.net>
writes
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ellmo
ellmo <el...@ccvv.demon.co.uk> wrote in article
<C59A8CAv...@ccvv.demon.co.uk>...
> Hi Joy,
>
> Shoud we take it from your post here, that you agree with the following:
>
>
> In conclusion, it is obviously not Diana who is examined or critisised
> in these matters, but those around her and the way in which they have
> conducted themselves following her death. Those to blame include the
> authorities at home and abroad, the establishment, the royals, the
> Spencer family and not least the press, who have abused thier
> researching role, not find out and to report the truth, but instead to
> relay to the public, the enormous number of lies and misinformation
> which is fed to the press by the truck load by those in a position of
> power.
>
The press has knowingly reported untruths and disinformation to the
public. This is evidenced by their complete lack of responsibility in
reporting
all facets of the case so far. The press is equally to blame as those in
the position of power. Not for one second do I believe that they are only
acting on what is fed to them, but at their complete and total callous
disregard for the truth.
thanks again Ellmo, great job.
Kodiak
About your post, I think you have spoken eloquently of the need to stay focused,
not get drawn off into tagents, to keep our eye on the ball. Di may or may not
lie buried on that isle. Don't know for sure, wasn't there. But I do know that
Diana is dead. And based on the evidence I've seen she was murdered. And the
evidence is overwhelming. Our task then must be to identify who had the motive,
means, and opportunity to kill her. To me, speculation about whether she was
creamated or not, or if she is even dead or not, is pointless; the former,
because it doesn't change the fact she may have been murdered, the latter,
because it is not conceivable that Diana, even in her desire to have some
privacy in her life, would put the world through this kind of anguish, not to
mention her boys. It goes against everything we know about her.
The disinformation machine of the killers is running full time. Let's keep our
eye on that ball!
Kevin Warren
http://www.anaserve.com/~wethepeople/diforum.htm