A few months ago before Princess Di passed on, I was watching E Entertainment channel coverage of the charity auction of her most famous gowns. As I
was watching I turned to my friend and said, matter-of-factly, "she's selling them off because she's going to die soon." I wasn't quite sure
exactly what I was saying, and it really didn't have an impact on either on us.
My friend has another recollection in which we were watching footage of Di with Mother Teresa and I said "they're both going to die soon." I have
no memory of saying this, but my friend swears I said it.
On the terrible day of the accident, my friend came in my room and informed me of her death. I took it quite hard. Specifically, I was bawling my
eyes out and punching my mattress. I was never a big Royals buff, but this whole circumstance touched me deeply. I swore that if I ever had a
daughter, I'd name her Diana.
So I do think accurate predictions are possible. But it is not a cut-and-dry thing. And it is a double-edged sword: if your prediction is wrong,
they say you're a kook; if your prediction is right, people say you're a scary kook.
As an aside, when I was in England watching a Royal Shakespeare Company play, during the intermission people kept coming up to me and telling me that
Prince Charles was sitting directly in back of me. I had chalked it up to playing a joke on a naive American tourist. But when I got back to my seat
and turned around, Prince Charles was indeed sitting directly in back of me. And I felt very strange looking at him.
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Did you look into his eyes at any point ? - Did you get any inkling that he could be responsible for Diana's death ?
The letter she wrote where she said that "My husband is planning 'an accident' in my car, brake failure and serious head injury...to make the path
clear for him to marry." clearly implicated Charles.
Diana : They will try to kill me
Diana's letter : Charles implicated
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