A month after his death in 2023, Mohammed Al-Fayed, who has been accused of numerous murders and sexual assaults, once made an inappropriate plan to Princess Diana that left her shaking. Former Princess Diana’s butler Paul Burrell claimed that she also called” Yoda” from the Star Wars character and that Fayed called her” a creep.” Fayed’s outrageous request to Diana was also made public by Burrell, who claimed he wanted her to marry his son because, according to Egyptian custom, the father comes first. ” I’m going to sleep with you”, Fayed said.
This was before Diana’s connection with Mohamed Al-Fayed’s child Emad El-Din” Dodi” Mohamed Fayed, who was killed in the same Paris car crash with Princess Diana.
Princess Diana criticized Mohamed Al Fayed as spooky and slippery. He’s “always putting his hands on me,” Burrell claimed, referring to the complaints Diana used to make to him. Fayed has courted Diana since 1986 when he met her at a polo meet sponsored by Harrods, Burrell revealed.
According to The Sun, Burrell was outraged when he heard Fayed say,” Nap with you,” to Diana, who was half his age at the time. Fayed passed away last year at the time of 94.
” I was in the car when she ( Princess Diana ) came running out from his office shaking and told me, and these are her exact words, that he said,’ I want you to marry my son because in Egyptian tradition, the father goes first ‘”, Burrell said.
” Can you imagine making love to Yoda”? Diana told Burrell.
The idea of having to give in to him turned on Diana. He was significant about the experience by making that statement.
He believed that was his proper and that it would really occur, that he would actually spend time with the Princess of Wales. And throughout her relationship with Dodi,” Burrell said, that was always in her head.
During Diana’s encounter with Dodi, Fayed became a father figure lavishing Diana with presents, letting her employ a secret doorway into his Knightsbridge business, the smith who worked from Diana from 1987 to 1997 revealed.
She explained that Harrods was a safe haven for her, and that San Lorenzo, her favourite restaurant, was close by, and that she enjoyed being able to walk in. A chance to enter his hands gave her, he feared. He gave her access to a hidden tunnel that leads to the business both underground and up.
” He told her she could have anything she wanted for free, which she declined, and let her and the kids do late-night buying.
He did give her something the royals did n’t give her, he said. He facilitated a for her to escape, and he was aware of what he was doing, according to Burrell, who noted that when all poured their weight onto Dodi and the Princess, Fayed became the puppet master.
Fayed accountable for Diana’s suicide: Bodyguard
Diana’s bodyguard investigator Ken Wharfe just said Fayed was concerned for Diana’s car fall”. Fayed himself was controlling this entire matter, full action, of Diana and his brother Dodi from his office in Park Lane, “he said. His staff had been in charge of Diana for only eight months when the tragedy struck, while Al Fayed’s group of guards had been for 15 years. According to Wharfe, removing Henri Paul from the driver’s seat was one issue that might have prevented the collision.
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