Mort de Lady Di: La Double Enquête

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.

Blaming the photographers is like blaming the water when someone drowns. The paparazzi are part of the most honorable profession on earth: hounding the rich and famous night and day. All of the morons criticizing the press and blaming them for her death are the same idiots who consume the gutter press. I never spent a penny on this trash because I didn't care a bit about the life of some half-wit royal, a class of people who should be eliminated. I can't believe countries still have monarchies. It's sickening. All men are created equal. Period.

I'll say this, had the royal hag run over my child as they tore down a Paris street at over 100 mph, I would have beaten everyone in that car to death with a tire iron. They were photographers, not terrorists chasing her car. The driver was drunk. So what? French drivers are used to driving half in the bag. Why didn't the people's princess tell him to slow down? Speed limits are for everyone, even some creepy rich couple who don't want to smile for the camera. They have no one to blame but themselves.

Just because a lot of stupid people believe that this was anything more than a traffic accident means nothing at all. The reason I rate this so low is that this "investigation" hardly presents any facts in the case, and it was a fairly simple case. A car was speeding down a city street at over 100 mph and ran into something very solid (they didn't even mention what the car struck in this horrible "investigation").

This woman was no medieval saint as she is so often portrayed. She was just the product of wealth and the horrible British class system who married into royalty. She became famous yet had nothing in the way of talent or accomplishment, and in the end, her fame brought about her end...because her car was going 120 mph down a city street. She's only lucky that she didn't kill and innocent people just trying to make it through their day.

In this documentary, each person gives his or her perspective on the tragic car accident that claimed the life of the most photographed woman in the world inside that tunnel in Paris 25 years ago. Whether Princess Diana's death was just an accident or a conspiracy, it's up to individuals to decide based on the facts and evidence presented by French and British experts, who spent years and millions of dollars to investigate that case and get to the bottom of what happened on that fateful night.

This is a very interesting documentary for fans of unsolved mysteries and crimes, it also sheds light on the events that took place prior to the incident and those who knew Diana and her new companion.

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.

Told , in many words and tounges what happened or really really happened that night late august 1997. Its conspiraciously made, just to eject our nematopodic sensors of sensationalism, and it doesnt give you a clear answer to anything, the only thing that stands out as a fact is that diana and dodi and mr paul , the driver of the black mercedes has passed the mortem threshold, and may they rest in peace.

I think that this accident was of such a magnitude that everyone could tell where they where and what they did at the moment they heard about it.i , the grumpy old man hung in a ladder finishing the frames of my new kitchen window, listening to the radio.

When the twin towers where attacked i was making my cars interiors shine like a diamond when being alerted by my neighbour who almost fell outta the window of exitement/shock screaming ''theyre bombing new york''...

well join in yet another diana investigation, i did have hope they had more to reveal, anyway its well made and worth your time.