When the news broke that Princess Diana had been a victim of a shock car accident in a Parisian tunnel, the whole world was in shock.
Since the tragic day, there has been no end to rumours, wild claims and reports about what really happened the night she was killed.
And the latest claim has rocked the boat entirely, as a couple who claim to have witnessed the wreckage of the crash mere minutes after it occurred speak out with their own version of events.
In a shock new report from UK publication The Express, two witnesses, Robin and Jack Firestone have spoken out about their experience after driving past the crash shortly after it occurred on the fateful night of August 31, 1997.
Claiming her death was no accident, Robin told the publication: “We still live in fear today because of what we saw and what we were told.”
“I think the crash was a royal thing and other forces were involved,” Jack added.
The pair say they are now living in fear, within a gated complex because they are terrified there could be reprisals from speaking out.
Diana’s death shocked the world.
(Getty)The pair have said their testimony was so controversial that they were stopped from giving evidence by both the French and British authorities because of the questions their version of events raised.
The pair say they entered the same tunnel mere minutes after the crash that eventually led to Diana’s death.
As they sat in the back of a taxi, they claim they saw the wrecked Mercedes S280, which Diana was in, as well as two “formal” cars that were stopped in front of Diana’s.
“I could not understand why they were there. They looked at odds with what had happened. I saw those darks cars, and they must have entered ahead of Diana’s,” Robin told The Express
Explaining that they looked “dark” and formal, she continued: “They were just awkwardly parked, and I don’t recall anyone being in them. The two cars had to be driving ahead of Diana’s car. They then buried all reference to them, but they were there.”
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Another witness, Gary Hunter said he thought one of the vehicles was “shielding” the other one, which could have hit Diana’s car, according to the publication.
Jack elaborated about the scene, telling The Express: “There was only one police officer stood at the car and a lot of photographers.
“He was acting as if it didn’t seem like an emergency at all. We thought the survivors had already been taken off to the hospital.”
And it wasn’t until the next morning that the pair claim they realised the woman involved in the crash was Princess Diana.
According to the publication, Jack is now in talks with film and television studios for a book he wrote, named Chasing Diana.
