Princess Diana: BBC shows handwritten note after allegations

It’s been a quarter of a century since he shook the foundations of the British monarchy with an interview. Now a note from Princess Diana in this context is intended to refute the serious allegations against the BBC.

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After allegations about the legendary BBC interview with Princess Diana 25 years ago, the station now has one exemption handwritten note of the deceased presents.

The princess said so forged documents are not important to your decision had rang to give an interview to the station, the BBC said Friday night. However, the issuer did not publish any photos or copies of the note.

“After the BBC announced an independent investigation, this is it original handwritten note of the found princess “he said in a statement from the station.

You have them for the forwarded to the responsible investigator. The survey results should be published promptly.

Diana’s interview shook the monarchy

Princess Diana, who died in an accident in 1997, was interviewed 25 years ago The British monarchy is shaken.

More than 200 million people around the world watched on television as they were unusually open on the Infidelity of her husband, Prince Charles and talked about his own mental and health problems.

The The queen would be indignant later of his daughter-in-law who questioned Charles’s attitude to the throne.

Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, blames the Journalists Martin Bashir, however, is planning the interview with his sister at the time unfair methods – for example falsified bank statements – to have procured.

These should therefore give the impression People would be paid for itTo reveal information about Diana. Take the allegations “very seriously,” BBC chief Tim Davie said recently. (dpa / fte)