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close it, but suddenly Diana's heart stopped working. Doctors tried to bring the Princess back using heart massage, but they couldn't. Diana was dead. The Princess of Wales died on 31st August 1997 at 3.57 am. After The Accident After the accident many questions were raised. Why did they crash? Was it organised? Was the driver drunk? And many more questions. Medics told that he had 1, 75 millilitres of alcohol in his blood. That is the same as about eight whiskies and this is three times more than it is legal in France. But that wasn't all. They also detect traces of drugs in his blood. But when they watched video tapes, bodyguard didn't sway and how was it so, that others didn't notice that he was drunk. Why didn't they wear seatbelts and tell the driver to slow down. That was all very confusing and everyone had their own idea. Some thought that Henri Paul had elaborated conspiracy with paparazzis and other that MI6 was involved
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