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   Diana driver was 'drunk at wheel'   
   Press Association   
   Friday December 8, 2006 10:08 PM   
      
      
   Fresh DNA tests prove the driver of the car in which Diana, Princess of   
   Wales, was killed, was drunk at the time of the crash, according to a BBC   
   investigation.   
      
   The French authorities have carried out new checks on the blood taken from   
   Henri Paul to prove his original samples could not have been switched, it   
   was revealed.   
      
   Conspiracy theories have centred on claims that Paul's post-mortem samples   
   were swapped at the morgue to frame him as a drunk as part of a cover-up of   
   a secret service plot to murder the Princess.   
      
   There have also been suggestions his samples were inadvertently mixed up   
   with another body.   
      
   Paul was killed in the 1997 Paris crash alongside the Princess and her lover   
   Dodi Fayed.   
      
   A massive two-year investigation in France in 1999 concluded he caused the   
   crash by driving too fast while drunk.   
      
   The BBC2 programme How Diana Died: The Conspiracy Files has discovered that   
   further DNA tests have been carried out in France within the last year.   
      
   A profile taken from Paul's blood samples was compared to his parents' DNA   
   and found to match, meaning they could not have been switched, a source told   
   the BBC.   
      
   The original tests showed Paul to be three times over the French drink-drive   
   limit.   
      
   The revelation comes as Lord Stevens prepares to publish his long-awaited   
   police investigation next week into Diana's death - nearly a decade after   
   she died. He is widely expected to say the crash was a tragic accident.   
      
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