Prince Harry Allegedly Obtained Police Files On Mother’s Death
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Prince Harry of United Kingdom has disclosed how he commissioned his private secretary to obtain police files on the Paris auto crash that led to the death of his mother, Diana Spencer, and before her divorce, Diana, Princess of Wales.
Prince Harry who emphasized his rancour for the media, said he blamed hounding his mother to her death and also embarking on a campaign of calumny against his wife, Meghan Markle.
Harry said, “He was to be our new private secretary: Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton was his name. But I don’t remember Willy and me referring to him as anything other than JLP. We should’ve just called him Marko II. Or maybe Marko 2.0.
“He was meant to be Marko’s replacement, but also a more official, more detailed, more permanent version of our dear friend. In fact, it was Marko who’d found JLP, and recommended him to Pa, and then trained him. So we already trusted the man, right from the start.
“He came with that all- important seal of approval. Marko said he was a good man. Despite his spit and polish, however, his enameled exterior, JLP was a force, the product of Britain’s finest military training, which meant, among other things, that he didn’t deal in bullshit.
“He didn’t give it, didn’t take it, and everyone, far and wide, seemed to know. To me, JLP’s finest trait was his reverence for truth, his expertise in truth. He was the opposite of so many people in government and working in the Palace. So, not long after he started working for Willy and me, I asked him to get me some truth—in the form of the secret police files on Mummy’s crash. Yes, he worked for Willy and me, but he cared about us too, and he cared about tradition, chain of command.
“My request seemed to jeopardize all three. He grimaced and furrowed his brow, an amorphous area, since JLP didn’t have a lot of hair. Finally, he smoothed back the charcoal bristles remaining on each side and said that, were he to procure said files, it would be very upsetting for me. Very upsetting indeed, Harry. Yes. I know. Sort of the point. He nodded. Ah. Hmm. I see,” he said.