Police were last night looking into bizarre new claims that the SAS murdered Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed – amid speculation that the inquiry into their deaths could be reopened.
Scotland Yard said officers from its Specialist Crime and Operations Command were ‘scoping’ the details and ‘assessing its relevance and credibility’, but stressed they had not reopened their investigation.
It is believed the key information originated with an ex-soldier who told his former wife and her parents some time ago he could throw new light on the deaths in 1997, and suggested the SAS were involved.

Now the soldier’s former parents-in-law have come forward to pass the details on to the Metropolitan Police. MoD sources denied reports the Royal Military Police had played a role in passing on the information.
The development comes almost 16 years after Diana and Dodi were killed in a fatal Paris car crash when their Mercedes limousine hit a pillar in the Pont d’Alma underpass at around 80mph.

An inquest in 2008 found they were unlawfully killed due to the ‘gross negligence’ of their driver, Ritz Hotel security manager, Henri Paul, who had been drinking.
Many conspiracy theories have surrounded Diana’s death, and Dodi’s father, former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, has always insisted he believes the couple were murdered.

He was informed of the new development last night by his PR adviser Michael Cole on the Fayed estate at Oxted, Surrey.
Mr Cole said: ‘Mohamed has always believed his son and Diana were murdered and he has consistently stuck to that line.
'He has always believed that something will break and he is watching developments with interest.’
Met sources played down the significance of the claims, describing it as ‘just a nugget we have to check out’.

He was informed of the new development last night by his PR adviser Michael Cole on the Fayed estate at Oxted, Surrey.
Mr Cole said: ‘Mohamed has always believed his son and Diana were murdered and he has consistently stuck to that line.
'He has always believed that something will break and he is watching developments with interest.’
Met sources played down the significance of the claims, describing it as ‘just a nugget we have to check out’.


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the truth would always somehow, ball out.

16 whole years! when even their bones would have decayed!

if this is true, let the unraveling drama begin: name names, lay blames and take the guilty to the hanger.

The fact here is that a member of the SAS is the one that spoke out