Princess Diana’s brother, Earl Spencer, believes that being misled about people around her left her vulnerable before her death following a car crash in Paris in August 1997.
According to the article, which cites RadarOnline, Spencer linked her fears to the way Martin Bashir secured her 1995 BBC interview.
Bashir used fake bank statements to help gain access to Diana. The report says she was led to believe that people connected to the royal family were spying on her, tracking her car and monitoring her private communications.
Spencer said his sister’s fears should not be dismissed as paranoia. She had been shown what appeared to be evidence that she could not trust those around her. He believes this left her vulnerable on the night of the crash.
An unnamed source quoted in the report also claimed that Diana was manipulated into speaking publicly about her marriage.
The source alleged that Diana saw recordings of discussions between Prince Charles and his private secretary, Richard Aylard, about her future. According to the source, she understood those discussions as a threat to her life.
The source further claimed that the aim was to persuade Diana to speak publicly, which could help Charles push for a divorce.
The article does not provide evidence of a plot to kill Diana or support its headline’s claim that she was left to die alone without medical help.
