From: bern.boergeenreclame@planet.nl   
      
   Mohamed Al Fayed challenges Stevens' verdict   
    Thursday, 14th December, 2006   
      
   Mohamed Al Fayed vowed today to challenge the verdict of the Stevens' report   
   that the killing of his eldest son, Dodi, and Diana, Princess of Wales, was   
   an accident.   
      
   Mohamed Al Fayed said: "I will never accept this cover up of what really   
   happened. For nine years I have fought against overwhelming odds and   
   monstrous official obstructions. I will not stop now in my quest for the   
   truth. It is the only thing I can do for those two wonderful people who lost   
   their lives. I shall keep searching for the truth, no matter what."   
      
   Mohamed Al Fayed had been given an undertaking by Lord Stevens at the outset   
   of the Scotland Yard inquiry in 2004, that he would be given sight of the   
   report well before it was published. He was told that he would be able to   
   comment upon the report and his Director of Security would be able to   
   suggest any lines of inquiry that had been overlooked. This did not happen.   
      
   After the Surrey coroner, Michael Burgess, was pushed aside and the retired   
   Judge, Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, was parachuted in to conduct the   
   inquests, the Stevens investigation was suddenly, prematurely and   
   peremptorily closed down.   
      
   Mohamed Al Fayed was presented with a copy of Lord Stevens' report only   
   three hours before he made it public at a press conference in Westminster.   
      
   "I am disappointed that the agreement I thought I had with Lord Stevens has   
   not been honoured", said Mohamed Al Fayed. "Lord Stevens assured me,   
   personally, that he would find the truth. He would follow the evidence   
   wherever it led, even if that truth was embarrassing to those in high   
   places. The British Establishment could not tolerate the thought of my son   
   marrying Princess Diana, the mother of the future King. So, they stopped it   
   happening in the most brutal way imaginable."   
      
   Thus, the struggle continues for the truth. The truth has nothing to fear   
   from the light of day. Mohamed Al Fayed will use the courts, both here and   
   in France, to take forward his case that Dodi and Princess Diana were the   
   victims of a high level conspiracy to murder them.   
      
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