Princess Diana's death probe papers stand a metre tall - but won't be released
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dailystar.co.ukThe pile of papers put together during an 18-month long investigation into Princess Diana’s death in Paris stands almost a metre tall - but won't be released anytime soon.
Daily Star revealed on Saturday that French courts are using an obscure rule to block access to the file on Di’s death and it could be kept secret until 2082.
Many believe the file, which stands a metre-high with 6,000 pages inside it, holds information showing her death was suspicious.
A source who has viewed part of the 6,000-page dossier told the Daily Star: “It stinks of a cover up and conspiracy at the highest level, and is typical of French bureaucracy.” Authorities at the Palais de Justice in the French capital – where the documents are locked in a basement archive
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