Poor Mr.Al-Fayed

[colonel]

A quick Google and you find links to one George DeMohrenschildt.

Now unsurprisingly dead, he was allegedly George's protege in some naughtiness in Haiti in the late 60s.

But in the early 60s, George's protege was one: Lee Harvey Oswald.

[Deuce Bigolo]

Theres obviously more to this that any of us will ever know I suspect

I dont buy the grieving father baloney for a minute

You dont go after people in high places unless you can nail them legally
otherwise you have lost the plot

The circus will continue

[jimslip]

Of course ther's always the chance that he's right. It is indeed somewhat strange, that the only living survivor of the crash, Di's body guard has never uttered a word, apparently due to"Total loss of memory"

I think the powerful strobe aimed from the back of a motor cycle, seems quite plausible. It does seem that anyone who sides with the idea that Di was murdered is immediately character assassinated.

It's obvious, like all other, "Official enquiries", everything is moving along nicely in the direction of keeping, the status quo intact.

[Flat_Eric]

All well and good, jim.

But if you're going to cry foul and fire off accusations at "the Establishment", then you need some sort of evidence to back up your arguments.

All that MaF has produced so far though - after more than a decade - is plenty in the way of accusations (usually delivered in the form of rants and diatribes) but fuck-all in the way of facts, witnesses, evidence etc.

But it's like 9/11 - no matter how much evidence is produced, no matter how many witnesses there are, no matter how many expert testimonies, no matter how many inquiries are held - there are always going to be some people who believe it was an "inside job".

- Eric

[Robches]

"Of course ther's always the chance that he's right. It is indeed somewhat strange, that the only living survivor of the crash, Di's body guard has never uttered a word, apparently due to"Total loss of memory"

It's not at all strange that a man who suffered major head injuries should have no memory of the event. Indeed, it's pretty standard. Fayed decided Trevor Rees was part of the conspiracy because he would not agree with the story Fayed wanted him to say. Why exactly Trevor Ress would have got into the car if he'd been part of the plot is something only Fayed can answer. Personally, I think any assassination attempt which could have been thwarted if only the victims had worn their seatbelts is a bit pisspoor.

Colonel: Yes, you are right, Fayed managed to con a huge amount of money out of Papa Doc on Haiti in the early 60's, and lived to tell the tale. One of his associates on the island was George de Mohrenschildt, a fiercely anti-communist White Russian emigre, who bizarrely was a good friend in Dallas of one Lee Harvey Oswald, who was meant to be a fanatical communist who assassinated JFK. De Mohrenschildt "committed suicide" with a shotgun the day before he was due to be questioned by an investigator from the House Select Committee on Assassinations in the 1970's. Very convenient. With friends like that, it's no wonder Fayed reckons Di and Dodi were whacked.

[Arch Stanton]

Us psychologists call it magical thinking:

[Mike_CFC]

Al-Fayed could start a fight in a phonebox,and he really went out in a blaze of glory after yesterday's performance.

I wonder who he'll blame 'when' Fulham get relegated?

[Trumpton]

Old AF can't really speak English. He, apparently, enjoys punctuating his minimal grasp of the language with expletives.

[Mike_CFC]

He's right about Camilla though !laugh!Trumpton wrote:

> Old AF can't really speak English. He, apparently, enjoys
> punctuating his minimal grasp of the language with expletives.
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