Death in Paris

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The suspect, a 33-year-old man, was arrested Tuesday outside his father's home northeast of the French capital, the prosecutor said.

Her ribs and arm were fractured and her right collar bone was dislocated, and she suffered from swelling and bruising to the brain. Witnesses also reported that photographers on motorcycles "swarmed the Mercedes saloon before it entered the tunnel". Although there are conflicting reports (such as BBC and CNN), the investigation Operation Paget report notes "Operation Paget's view is that none of the seat belts were being worn at the time of the impact, including that of Trevor Rees-Jones. The car reportedly struck a passing white Fiat, swerved to the left of the two-lane carriageway and collided head-on with the 13th pillar that supported the roof.Our grandmother deliberately removed the newspapers and things like that so there was nothing in the house to read. In the days after her funeral, an increase in the number of inappropriate hospital admissions was observed, whereas the number of admissions for traumatic injuries decreased for at least three months, showing a possible change in people's driving habits. I first experienced Paris in 1971, a short trip, five, six days, organized through a school I was no longer attending.

Rachel isn't quite investigating the murder as much as she is discovering who might have wanted to hurt him -- it's a subtle difference.

Following her death many celebrities including actors and singers blamed the paparazzi and condemned their reckless behavior. But the conspiracy theories continue, from rumours of her Mercedes being tampered with, to the suspicious death of a photographer who many believe drove the Fiat Uno that may have caused the crash. With the help of her best friend, Magda, Rachel starts compiling a list of suspects who might have benefited from Edgar's death. Authorities have concluded he died by drowning in his soup but Rachel is convinced the bottle of rosé found on the dinner table is a clue proving his death was no accident. In her coffin, she wears a black Catherine Walker dress and black tights, and is holding a rosary in her hands.

More than one million bouquets were left at her London residence, Kensington Palace, [60] while at her family's estate of Althorp the public was asked to stop bringing flowers as the volume of both visitors and flowers in the surrounding roads was said to be causing a threat to public safety.Diana and Al Fayed were traveling in a car in Paris — with a driver and bodyguard— pursued by paparazzi when their vehicle slammed into a support column, flipped and came to a rest in front of oncoming traffic. When they reached the scene, some rushed to help, trying to open the doors and help the victims, while some of them took pictures. In 2015, firefighter Xavier Gourmelon revealed Princess Diana's last words in an interview with The Independent. The structure consists, for the most part of Rachel, or Rachel and Magda together doing some digging, then a chapter in which they analyze what they had found. It's Paris, who wouldn't love it but I think I would rather have had all the characters be actually French.

During the early hours of 31 August 1997, Diana, Princess of Wales, died from injuries sustained earlier that night in a car crash in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris, France. Fresh flowers, teddy bears, and bottles of champagne were later donated and distributed among the sick, the elderly and children. On television the police were always saying, “I’ll talk to my snitches,” and every literary sleuth seemed to have a network of carefully cultivated connections or village gossips to help them out. Landmine victims in Angola and Bosnia also honoured Diana with separate services, pointing out how her efforts had helped raise awareness about the damage caused by landmines.The driver of the Fiat was never conclusively traced, although many believed that the driver was Le Van Thanh. Further information: Diana, Princess of Wales § Memorials The Flame of Liberty, the unofficial Diana memorial in Paris, France, the day after the 20th anniversary of her death.