The Queen’s recently released biography may bring back the ghosts from the past for British monarch, Queen Elizabeth.
According to a report in The Daily Beast, the Queen’s first words after the news of Princess Diana’s accident trickled in were, “Someone must have greased the brakes.”
The biology, written by editor of Majesty magazine, Ingrid Seward, also sheds light on the Queen’s fear of people turning agianst the Royal family, according to a report in Daily Mail.
Princess Diana died on August 31, 1997 while in Paris and the fans of the flamboyant Princess of Wales still believe an alternate theory exists behind her sudden death.
A play directed by Jon Conway, ‘Truth, Lies, Diana’, also suggests that for the last 37 minutes of her life, the ambulance which carried Princess Diana had no contact with the hospital she was being taken to.
The allegations of the Royal family’s involvement in her death couldn’t be proved in the British courts.
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