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Mohamed Fayed 'instantly feared
Princess Diana crash was a plot'
Laura Clout
London
Telegraph
Friday November 30, 2007
Mohamed Fayed appeared convinced that the crash that
killed his son Dodi and Diana, Princess of Wales was "a plot
or assassination" from the moment he heard about it, the
inquest into their deaths has been told.
When Franz Klein, the president of the Ritz hotel in Paris, broke
the news of the accident to Mr Fayed, the Harrods owner replied:
"I know more than you know, more than you think."
Giving evidence at the inquest, Mr Klein also claimed that Dodi
told him during the summer of 1997 of his plans to marry the princess.
He said that Dodi spoke to him of plans for the couple to settle
in Paris at Villa Windsor, where Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson
lived in exile after his abdication.
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He told the inquest, at the Royal Courts of Justice in London,
that Dodi had chosen an engagement ring from the Repossi jewellers'
"Dis-moi oui" (Tell me Yes) range shortly before the
crash in the early hours of Aug 31, 1997.
Breaking down in tears, Mr Klein, known as Frank, described how
he called Mr Fayed in London, about 20 minutes after the accident
had happened, to relay the news.
He recalled: "I said, 'Mr Fayed, very sorry to disturb you,
there has been a terrible accident... Dodi passed away and the
driver' and Mr Fayed said, 'Sorry'."
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