Diana & Dodi: They Bought The Ring... 24 Hours Later, Both Were Dead

Diana & Dodi: They Bought The Ring... 24 Hours Later, Both Were Dead

On August 30, 1997, Dodi Fayed purchased an engagement ring for Princess Diana at a Paris jewelry store. The "Tell Me Yes" ring, worth over £200,000. He planned to propose to the mother of the future King of England. Twenty-four hours later, both Diana and Dodi were dead in a Paris tunnel.

Coincidence? Or did the British establishment decide that Diana marrying a Muslim Egyptian billionaire's son was a threat they couldn't allow?

This investigation examines the forbidden romance that the royal family feared, the engagement that never happened, and why some believe Diana and Dodi were murdered to prevent a marriage that would have changed the monarchy forever.

What We Uncover:

The summer of 1997: How Diana and Dodi fell in love on the Mediterranean

Why the British establishment feared this relationship more than any other

Mohamed Al-Fayed's desperate quest for acceptance into British society

The engagement ring: Evidence Dodi planned to propose

What would have happened if Diana married a Muslim and had his children

Why Prince Philip and the palace were "panicked" by the relationship

The crash that killed them both—just hours after the ring was purchased

Mohamed Al-Fayed's murder accusations: Why he's never accepted the official story

Key Questions:
Was Diana truly in love with Dodi, or was it a summer romance? Would they have married if they'd lived? And most importantly—did someone decide they had to die before that wedding could happen?

The official story calls it a tragic accident. But when you examine the timing—an engagement ring purchased, a proposal planned, and both dead within 24 hours—the questions become impossible to ignore.

Why This Love Story Threatened The Crown:
Diana marrying a Muslim Egyptian would have meant the future King of England having a Muslim stepfather. Their children would have had Muslim half-siblings. For the British establishment, the Church of England, and conservative members of Parliament, this wasn't just scandalous—it was unthinkable. And some believe they made sure it never happened.

Timeline:
0:00 - The Hook: Engagement Ring to Death in 24 Hours
0:45 - Diana's Summer of Love: Meeting Dodi Fayed
2:30 - Why The Establishment Feared This Romance
4:15 - Mohamed Al-Fayed: Desperate For Acceptance
6:00 - August 30, 1997: The Engagement Ring Purchase
7:45 - What Would Have Happened If They Married?
9:20 - The Crash: Murder or Tragic Timing?
10:45 - Mohamed's Accusations and The Truth We'll Never Know

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Sources:

Mohamed Al-Fayed Interviews and Statements

Operation Paget Investigation Report (2006)

Paul Burrell "A Royal Duty" (2003)

Eyewitness Accounts from Summer 1997

Repossi Jewelers Records

Content Warning: This video discusses theories surrounding Princess Diana's death, including claims of conspiracy. The official verdict remains accidental death.

Disclaimer: This investigation presents Mohamed Al-Fayed's murder accusations, the engagement ring evidence, and the establishment's known opposition to the relationship. Viewers are encouraged to examine the evidence and form their own conclusions.

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