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Why Princess Diana conspiracies refuse to die

  • Written by Derek Arnold, Instructor in Communication, Villanova University
imageThe princess of Wales is pictured in Bonn, Germany in 1987. AP Photo/Herman Knippertz

August 31 is the 20th anniversary of the stunning, tragic death of Princess Diana in Paris, France, when Diana’s chauffeured Mercedes hit a pillar inside an underpass just after midnight, killing her, her boyfriend, Dodi Al Fayed, and her driver, Henri Paul....

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