, who examined Princess Diana’s body after the traffic accident that caused her death in 1997, the pathologist Dr. Richard Shepherd spoke for the first time in years. Shepherd, one of the world’s most famous pathologists, examined more than 23 thousand cases. Princess Diana was one of them.
Richard Shepherd’s first statement regarding the results of his investigation into the death of Princess Diana and her lover Dodi El Fayed shocked the royal family. he was the dreadful type.
Stating that Princess Diana and her lover could have survived the accident if they had their belts on, Richard Shepherd said, “If their belts were fastened, there would probably be a few bruises. she could also have survived the accident with a broken arm…
….If Princess Diana had worn her belt, it’s likely her son Harry, who got married in May He would have attended his wedding,” he said.
