Hey!
Well, as the average mutt on the street, I'm left feeling uncertain about the whole thing. It took a lot of time, cost a lot of money, told us nothing new. A few idea's were scotched, a few more were skirted over. A fine serving of good old British fudge, I suspect.
I don't feel we had all the answers and I still remain unclear as to whether she was pushed or if she fell.
Henri Paul was drunk, apparently, but we'll never know for certain due to the botched handling of blood samples. With a reported £170k in the bank, clearly he did'nt spend all his money on booze. And if the explanation for his cash stash - 'he got a lot of tips' - is accurate, I know where my next c.v. is headed...
And I missed the explanation as to why her body was embalmed so swiftly, perhaps I nodded off that day.
I think Mr Al Fayed is, well, a little on the eccentric side - but we do love our eccentrics! I for one would have no objection to him being made a British Citizen and think its rather scandalous that his work for this country remains largely unrecognised. [I appreciate he may not necessarily have done a great job on positive self-promotion].
Just my tuppen'th
Much love
Rae xx
[Maryanne, thankyou so much for the Phillip quip, still chuckling]
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