Diana Inquest: Burrell 'Removed Ring From Dead Princess's Body'
Written by Joanne Leyland
Monday, 17 March 2008
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According to Mr Faux, who worked for Paul Burrell until 2003, the former butler
admitted he’d considered throwing some items from a cruise liner into the sea so that they would never be found.
The former bodyguard also claims to have seen Burrell taking "one or two" bin
bags containing items from his years in royal service which he had "hidden" at
the home of a neighbour in Frandon, Cheshire.
Following this removal process which Mr Faux says took place in November or
December 2002, Burrell is alleged to have "frantically" burnt the items in his
back garden.
If the timeline is correct, this act would
have taken place in the days or weeks after Burrell was acquitted at
his Old Bailey trial of numerous acts of theft from
the estate of Diana, Princess of Wales.
During his time working for Burrell, who now lives in Florida, Mr Faux says his
boss was "upset and virtually crying" his bodyguard initially refused
to sign a confidentially agreement which would bar him from publicly disclosing
any details about what he saw during his time with the former royal
aide-turned-reality TV ‘star’.
It is a good 'Quote, Unquote'(even if I do say so myself). Glad you liked it.
Joanne
Name: Monika
Comment: BTW, the latest 'quote,unquote' is amazing! I had no idea she ever said that! Thanks for the tidbit, Joanne.
Name: Monika
Comment: This man's life would be so much easier if he had kept his mouth shut. He is paying back big-time for cashing in.
Name: Emily Elizabeth Windsor-Cragg
Comment: How much more of the story is being hidden?
The 90-minute gap is still a big question. Jurors are being given to hear innuendos and gossip, but the real testimony of the First Responders who arrived at the scene has not been permitted, nor what their orders were.
Why didn't they act to save Diana quickly? Was that JUST French policy, or something else?
We must hold the prosecutor's feet to the fire, to get answers and not just Diana's motives. Her motives don't matter. Buckingham Palace's motives do matter.
