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Princess Diana's untimely death, now almost 16 years past, is becoming like the JFK assassination. The conspiracy theories never stop and probably never will. Apparently admitting that she died with her lover because she was sitting (unbelted) in a car traveling at 100 miles per hour when the drunken driver slammed into an abutment is too prosaic. There has to be something sinister afoot! The Royal Family, generally held in low esteem by most Americans, are always suspected of somehow making the horrific accident occur. I think it's all rubbish and just a way for tabloid rags and second-rate authors to sell books and/or newspapers to the gullible.

The Kennedy assassination has also spawned dozens of books and numerous newspaper and magazine articles claiming to have 'exposed' a plot to kill John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963. None of it is ever validated and now, a half-century past the assassination, the number of people who care are rapidly dwindling. Most Americans either believe Kennedy was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald with his mail order rifle or by a sinister plot engineered by anyone from LBJ to Fidel Castro to the Italian Mafia or the KGB, ad infinitum.

In both cases (Diana and JFK) they are long gone and it's extremely doubtful that any 'plots' to kill them will ever be substantiated. Sometimes, things really are as they seem. That doesn't excite anyone so it is often dismissed. Still, the seemingly endless 'questions' into the death of Princess Diana are getting rather repetitive and boring. Shes gone. She died in a horrific car crash. End of story. Now, let it go.