The Scotland Yard investigating sensational claims that Princess Diana may have been killed by a member of the British military has apparently contacted her former husband Prince Charles, a report said on Friday.
The Metropolitan Police team is also in the process of contacting Mohammed Al Fayed, the millionaire father of Dodi Al Fayed, who died with Diana in a car crash in Paris in August 1997, and Scott Baker, senior judge who presided over the inquest into the Princess of Wales’ death.
The police have not commented on the investigation at this stage, a report in the Mirror today quoted sources as saying that they have contacted Prince Charles and Mohamed Al Fayed and Baker.
The team has confirmed over the weekend that it was analysing claims, made in a letter from the family of the estranged wife of a Special Air Services (SAS) sniper, but insists there is as yet no new investigation.