Princess Of Tides: Streisand At Diana’s Mousetrap
THE Princess Diana Inquest is vying with the Mousetrap to be the longest running show in town.
“It’s the cleverest murder mystery of the British theatre!” – Telegraph
“A truly entertaining classic thriller” – Sunday Times
“A fuggin’ murderous Royal night out” – Daily Express
Whodunnit? Was it the copper, Sergeant Trotter, played in the Express by Paul Condon, the former Metropolitan police commissioner, Britain’s top copper at the time of Diana’s death?
Michael Mansfield, QC for Mohammed Al Fayed, puts it to Mr Condon that he was up to no good. He puts it to Mr Condon that he was part of a “criminal conspiracy”.
Condon says that is a “blatant lie”. And: “But I find the suggestion, even though I respect your right to raise it, as totally abhorrent, offensive, and would actually mean that I am a murderer or, in essence, part of a murderous conspiracy”.
The audience gasps. A body stirs. “I’m mad and my husband agrees,” says Diana, who could be dressed in a Newcastle United replica kit with “I’m mad me,” inked on the back.
“He wants me treated in a home.”
A Ms Barbra Streisand listens. She is in conversation with Diana in 1992 at the film premier of the film the . The comments were overheard by Diana’s “interior designer pal” Roberto Devorik.
Says Devorik: “It’s my belief the man she loved until she closed her eyes was the Prince of Wales.”
Intermission…
Posted: 18th, January 2008 | In: Royal Family, Tabloids Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
