From: steuart@btinternet.com   
      
     Sunday, 4th Jun 2006   
   EXCLUSIVE:Leaked official report   
      
   Diana was not engaged to Dodi   
      
   By Lucy Panton and Clive Goodman   
      
   PRINCESS Diana was NOT engaged to Al Fayed's son Dodi when she died-and was   
   NOT carrying his child, the News of the World can reveal.   
      
   In the £2million official report into the Paris crash-headed by former Met   
   boss Lord Stevens-the jeweller who claimed Harrods heir Dodi had bought an   
   engagement ring for Diana now confesses it didn't exist.   
      
   And new forensic techniques which show the exact hormone levels in the   
   princess's blood have proved once and for all that she was not having a   
   baby.   
      
   The bombshell dossier will blow apart nine years of conspiracy   
   theories-fuelled by Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed.   
      
   He claimed Diana, 36, was pregnant, engaged to his son and was assassinated   
   by spy chiefs to prevent her giving birth to a half-Muslim child.   
      
   Lord Stevens's Operation Paget report-which will be presented to the formal   
   inquest into her death later this year-also proves:   
      
   Al Fayed DIDN'T receive Diana's 'last words'.   
      
   The crash happened because the limo was going too FAST with a drunk, Henri   
   Paul, at the wheel.   
      
   MI6 and MI5 files show NO evidence they were involved in Diana's death, and   
      
   Both Diana and Dodi would have SURVIVED had they worn seatbelts.   
      
   "These aren't opinions, conjecture, theories or suggestions. They're   
   facts-full and final," said one source close to the investigation. The   
   biggest blow to Al Fayed is the evidence of Alberto Repossi-the French   
   jeweller he produced to claim that Dodi had bought Diana an engagement ring   
   the morning before their deaths. Repossi even produced a receipt to back Al   
   Fayed's claim. Now, in a detailed statement, he admits there was no ring.   
      
   "He was re-interviewed and it became clear very quickly that there was no   
   ring and no evidence of any engagement," said one senior source.   
      
   Whether Diana was pregnant has, until now, been impossible to determine.   
   Embalming fluid used on her body meant any pregnancy test would always come   
   back positive.   
      
   Mystery   
      
      
      
   But new forensic techniques applied to tissue and blood samples reveal her   
   exact hormone levels. "The plain fact is she wasn't pregnant," said one   
   source.   
      
   Another key conspiracy claim is Al Fayed received Diana's last words from a   
   nurse at the hospital where she died. But Al Fayed's former bodyguard Kez   
   Wingfield said the tycoon didn't set foot inside the hospital. The mystery   
   nurse cannot be found. Myth-makers also claimed driver Henri Paul was a spy   
   working with an assassination squad and post-mortem results were tampered   
   with to back an official line that he was drunk.   
      
   New toxicology deep tissue tests in the Paget dossier prove Paul WAS over   
   the drink-drive limit. The report finds he was in the pay of the French   
   Secret Service, but there was NO conspiracy.   
      
   Both MI5 and MI6 also opened up their files for the investigation. They   
   showed no evidence of any plot-and the assassination claim is dismissed.   
      
   A hi-tech reconstruction of the crash in the dossier shows that the Mercedes   
   was going too fast-but crucially adds that seatbelts would have saved them.   
      
   "There was no evidence belts were tampered with-they hadn't been deployed,"   
   said a source. "If they'd worn them they could still be here today."   
      
   The only remaining question is, where was Henri Paul in the three hours   
   before the crash? He vanished from the Ritz at 9pm and was not seen again   
   until midnight. The Paget team intend to continue the investigation until   
   they are able to answer that riddle.   
      
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