Diana Inquiry Looking Closer - Scotsman

number six

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Fri Oct-31-03 01:38 PM
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Diana Inquiry Looking Closer - Scotsman

Edited on Fri Oct-31-03 01:39 PM by number six

http://www.news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=2122683

Mohammed Al-Fayed's push for a public inquiry into his son Dodi and Diana Spencer's deaths seems likelier after he was cleared by the Court of Session in Edinburgh to pursue his case.

Al-Fayed is nuts, but the fact that they're giving him a chance for an inquiry suggests he has a good case. It'll be very interesting to see what he's got.

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MoonAndSun

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Fri Oct-31-03 01:48 PM
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1. With Diana's butler, Paul Burrell and his new book that has come

out, this inquiry will be even more important. I saw a few of his interviews that he gave last week and even tho he never came right out and said it, I believe that he believes this was not an "accident".

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central scrutinizer

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Fri Oct-31-03 01:54 PM
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2. oh boy

this story, plus Kobe should distract the sheeple from paying attention to Bushco raping this country until after the election. Now if they can just get some more sharks to attack and a couple of kids to fall into wells, they will coast on in.

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number six

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Fri Oct-31-03 02:17 PM
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3. yup

and we just know that the inquiry will deliberate for months and then come up inconclusive, regardless of what did or didn't actually happen.

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