This time, on those conspiracy guys, we go and hot pursuit of the tragic tale that ended

with the death of the people's princess. Diana Spencer, the princess of Wales, one time

future queen of England and mother to the man who would be king. Her early public persona

was one of a naive girl thirsted into the spotlight, swept up in a fairy tale romance

with her dashing prince charming, made a princess at 20 and one day to be a queen. But

all of that would come to a crushing halt, one fateful night in Paris.

Through the birth of her two sons William and Harry, to her eventual divorce from Charles,

the scrutiny of the world's press folks itself on Diana throughout her short and tragic

life. The rumors of infidelities and betrayals flutely and the paparazzi followed her every

move at an alarming rate. But it was this phenomenon of concentrated media attention that

she would turn to her own advantage. Working with over a hundred charities in her lifetime,

she used her fame as a way to generate mainstream exposure and support to issues such as aid

sufferers and landmine victims. And this selfless nature was celebrated by the global public.

It was this attention to war torn areas and political hotspots in complete opposition

to the global military industry that brought her under the crosshairs of a powerful enemy.

When she fell in love with Muslim businessman Dodie Al-Fayed and was rumored to carry

his child, it's believed she seemed her fate. Allegedly, a fate handed down by British intelligence

on orders and the monarchy itself. And so late one Paris evening, Diana and Dodie ended

the Pont-Dalmatonal in Paris in a speeding black Mercedes, a gang of mo-ped riding paparazzi

and dangerous and desperate pursuits. What happened next gave rise to a modern public

phenomenon, and one of the most fervent? What happened next gave rise to a modern public

phenomenon, and one of the most fevered nest of conspiracy theories known.

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