OUR COMMENTARY: What makes this forgotten story interesting - to say the least - is the fact that Camilla Parker-Bowles 'fled' the scene of the accident thinking that the crash may have been an assassination attempt.

This was reported at the time by many media outlets as being a mysterious and almost far-fetched reaction, but little more was ever said because the reporters didn't see the full scope of the story that they were reporting on, i.e. they couldn't have known what was going to come just a few weeks later, the death of Diana in a 'suspicious car accident'.

FURTHER COMMENTARY: One website gives a hypothesis of the circumstances of the Camilla-crash - as outlined in the book Princess Diana: The Hidden Evidence by Jon King and John Beveridge.  Click here to see what we are talking about - http://www.shout.net/~bigred/COECrash.htm

The book suggests that Camilla was originally targeted for the assassination, in order to clean up the 'constitutional mess' which was publicly created by the Charles/Camilla/Diana love triangle.  This attempt was bungled by the agency which carried it out, so 'Plan-B' (Diana) was executed two months later in Paris.