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Who said what at the inquest
"Are you perhaps a rather porous 'rock', Mr Burrell, given how much leaked out into letters, interviews and books?" Richard Keen QC, for Henri Paul's family, questioning Diana's former butler Paul Burrell, dubbed her "rock".
"She called the Princess a whore and she said that she was messing around with 'effing Muslim men'." Paul Burrell describing a conversation between Diana and her mother Frances Shand Kydd.
"He married his crocodile wife and he is happy with that," Mohamed al Fayed claiming the Prince of Wales was involved in Diana's death.
"He grew up with the Nazis ... it is well known. He was brought up by his auntie who marries Hitler's General. This is the guy who is now in charge and manipulating everything and can do anything," Mohamed al-Fayed on the Duke of Edinburgh.
"You want to have his original name? It ends with 'Frankenstein'," Mohamed al-Fayed on the Duke of Edinburgh.
"I think we could almost guarantee it would be survivable." Road accident investigator Anthony Read when asked what would have happened if the occupants of the Mercedes had been wearing seatbelts.
"This particular phase in my life is the most dangerous – my husband is planning 'an accident' in my car. Brake failure and serious head injury in order to make the path clear for him to marry Tiggy." Diana in the so-called 'Burrell letter' in 1993.
"One of the regrettable features of this case is the number of people who it appears have told lies in the witness box or elsewhere. Some are liars by their own admission. I refer to James Andanson, Paul Burrell and John Macnamara." The coroner.
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