Mohamed Fayed paid spies to discover ‘truth’ about Diana’s death
- Mohamed Al-Fayed paid millions to Egyptian secret service agents for information about the deaths of his son Dodi and Princess Diana after the 1997 Paris car crash.
- The Telegraph reported that Al-Fayed funneled money through a secret network of companies for nearly a decade.
- Sir John Stevens concluded that the crash was an accident caused by the driver, Henri Paul, who was over the alcohol limit and speeding.
- Al-Fayed faced allegations of rape from over 100 women last year, as revealed by a BBC documentary titled 'Al-Fayed: Predator at Harrods.
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Concealed: Mohamed Al-Fayed Spent Millions – Spies Were Supposed to Enlighten Princess Diana's Death
New revelations show that Mohamed Al-Fayed apparently paid millions of secret agents to learn the truth about Princess Diana's death.


Mohamed Al Fayed Paid Millions To Egyptian Spies Trying To Uncover the Truth About the Death of His Son Dodi and Princess Diana in Paris Car Crash
Lately, a lot has been published about the alleged sex crimes of late Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed, accused of having raped, sexually abused or harassed hundreds of female employees.
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Read Full ArticleMohamed Fayed 'paid spies' to discover ‘truth’ about Princess Diana’s death - The Mirror
Disgraced former Harrods owner Mohamed Fayed is said to have paid former secret service agents millions in exchange for information about the car accident that killed Princess Diana
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