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Report: Princess Di's Driver Was Drunk During Crash



DNA tests confirming Henri Paul's blood had three times the French alcohol limit defy conspiracy theories of his sobriety

Interesting took this long to find this out.??

i NEVER believed it was a hit. too many unknowns and iffy circumstances.

flopstock;481234 wrote: What is the french limit?




The tests confirm that original post-mortem blood samples were from driver :siteSearch('Henri Paul');">Henri Paul and that he had three times the French legal limit of alcohol in his blood, the BBC said, quoting from a documentary it will screen Sunday.

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lady cop;481230 wrote: B]COLOR=#800080]Report: Princess Di's Driver Was Drunk During Crash



DNA tests confirming Henri Paul's blood had three times the French alcohol limit defy conspiracy theories of his sobriety


I thought it was always accepted that he was over the limit! How a DNA test

reveals that fact, though, I'm unsure.

Bill Sikes;481432 wrote: I thought it was always accepted that he was over the limit! How a DNA test

reveals that fact, though, I'm unsure.


It demonstrates that the sample was from his body. How it's meant to indicate that nobody added a squirt of laboratory alcohol to it at the time it was taken I'm not sure. The guy was a high-grade professional driver, after all, and had no history of alcohol abuse.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jh ... iana11.xml

"The long-awaited report into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales has systematically demolished every conspiracy theory surrounding the crash, concluding that it was an accident caused by the driver who was drunk and driving too fast when he lost control of the car.

The result of the two-year Operation Paget investigation by Lord Stevens, the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner, which will be published on Thursday

(snip)"

Bill Sikes;482339 wrote: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jh ... iana11.xml"

The result of the two-year Operation Paget investigation by Lord Stevens, the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner, which will be published on Thursday

(snip)"


Here is the report:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/graphic ... report.pdf

spot;481447 wrote: It demonstrates that the sample was from his body. How it's meant to indicate that nobody added a squirt of laboratory alcohol to it at the time it was taken I'm not sure. The guy was a high-grade professional driver, after all, and had no history of alcohol abuse.


Mixing alcohol with the lab sample will not produce the same results as if the donor of the sample had alcohol in his system. Two completely different things.