Investigating Diana: Death in Paris

Very atmospheric show. Really well-made. There are subtitles in the first two episodes, but I found it interesting to hear the French perspective before the British police come in. Do we need another Diana documentary? Yes actually, as long as so many people still think she was murdered. This series does its best to set the record straight. Highly recommend.

Disappointed to see this follow such an illogical and biased narrative. It is in the public interest that we know what happened to Diana "warts and all".

Rather than present the facts this documentary pushes you very hard towards a particular conclusion. The summary at the end is completely at odds with the facts and all sorts of bizarre details that have never been explained.

The documentary relies a lot on interviews especially police interviews. Their claims are never followed up with hard evidence an omission which is presumably deliberate. The producers' primary focus seems to be to dismantle any possibility of wrongdoing rather than report objectively.

I would still recommend watching this series but viewer discretion is certainly advised. There is a lot of misinformation presenter and viewers should certainly be alert to that. Parts have all the characteristics of a government sponsored broadcast.

The reality is we will never know what actually happened to Diana. However, the public should at least be told the facts of the case. It isn't for a documentary to triage the facts and pick and choose what information we should or shouldn't be told.

RIP Diana. You will be forever in our hearts.

This series deals with the several investigations conducted after the tragic crash. The last was Operation Paget by the British. It concluded a sole glancing blow from the Fiat caused Henri Paul to over correct. Since then there has been a theory put forth that after colliding with the Fiat, Henri Paul jumped the sidewalk on the right side and rode up the wall causing the right front tire to blow. When the car landed there was no way to control the car with a blown tire. This sounded a little more plausible to me. Of course several other factors were involved, including intoxication by the chauffer and lack of seat belts worn by Diana and Dodi.

An interesting update on this long running sad saga. It's little wonder Mr Alfaed and the boys have struggled over the years with all the extra pressure piled on by the media and a BBC journalist who should have been jailed for fraud not elevated to manage religious programming.

I digress - feels like the programme but most conspiracy theories to bed - just left two unanswered questions for me.

Did HM The Queen really say "that" to Paul Burrell?.... And has she ever contradicted him or explained further? (And even if you can't bring yourself to interview the Monarch surely the Police can submit a list of questions to be answered?)

And secondly has some misdirection being going on pointing the finger at MI6 (via a all so convenient disgruntled employee?)....surely the UK has many other clandestine departments that get up to dirty tricks? Was only MI6 interviewed?

Other that that I felt the producers did a good job of tying off many loose ends and we can rest easy!

If you are a Diana fan like me, you should definitely watch this documentary. It was a very gripping and exciting documentary. It allows you to look at things from a wider perspective. Everyone told the story from their own side, from the side to which they were loyal. It allows you to look at things from many angles. Watch and let everyone watch. But of course, the Diana affair will always remain a mystery. I still think some things are hidden. The conspiracy theories shown in the documentary were absolutely chilling. But of course, whether it's theory or not, you decide. Don't forget to take a beer with you while watching.