Why Did Princess Diana Die?

Forensic Pathologist, Dr Richard Shepherd explains how Princess Diana died.

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[nathanhall]

Man that’s tough to hear. Remember children, always wear your

[brandonlee]

Something as simple as a seat belt, that's just mental. Life is insane

[stockinettestitch]

My dad has obsessive compulsive disorder and he would never allow us to wear seatbelts in the car because he liked when they hung nice and straight at the sides by the windows.
Then a cop came and talked to him and his work people about the importance of using seatbelts & the quote “I never unbuckled a dead man“ really stuck with him. After that we all wore them

[NoOne-bpjw]

When I was a teenager in the 1970s, a friend of mine broke his nose playing basketball. He was sick from swallowing so much blood and was in terrible pain. While he was at the hospital, the EMTs brought in a young lady who had been in a car crash and had hit the windshield. Of course, she was in much worse shape than my friend, but he said if he was in that much pain from a simple broken nose, he couldn’t imagine how badly she felt, not to mention the scars she would have on her face for the rest of her life. Both he and I have been wearing our seatbelts ever since.

[sunnydelight]

Finally someone who explains something clearly and simply. He broke it down. Thank you 👍

[janeskey]

I’m a child of the 60s and 70s and I remember that we were the family whose parents would not back out of the driveway unless everybody had their seatbelt on! My uncle even invented this thing where you would get a mild shock if the car moved and you didn’t have your seatbelt on. Years later, we realized that it didn’t even work or work properly, but we always thought that it would so we put ‘em on !
Then, when I started driving, i was the same way. I would not drive anyone around until they put their seatbelt on !

[WVgrl]

But the journey took hours to drive 5 minutes?
Having work for surgery and trauma services it doesn't make sense when the hospital almost within sight- 3 miles.
 
"Her chances of survival were diminished by a system that took 101 minutes to get her to a hospital that was 6 kilometers away."

[personincognito]

I was recently in paris and my family member brought me to the spot where she died in the underpass. We had been out doing the tourist thing and I did not know that they were bringing me there. There was a monument to something else but it's now a monument for her. As I was reading the monument I noticed people were crying and there were flowers laid down and then I was told
that this is where she died And I just started bawling because I grew up where we respected the royals and princess Diana was doing her humanitarian duty while I was a young adult, so she was very well known and very loved.

[Tamara]

At age 13 I was Diana in this situation and almost crushed my best friend in the seat in front, her seatbelt saved her, she was an inch from the dash. I dislocated and broke my hip and damaged my neck and wrists. Destroyed my athletic career and Olympic hopes in an instant and gave me life long health issues. All because I wasn’t wearing my seatbelt.

[ClaireSmith-keeg]

For someone so paranoid about being killed in a car crash on purpose you'd have thought she'd have worn a seat belt. Odd

[paigegainey]

My ex refused to use a seatbelt, he wrecked, was ejected through the window, he passed violently and painfully. Such a waste…..💔

[teresah.]

Remember..it took them quite a while to get her to a hospital, they bypassed the nearest hospital and took her to one farther.

[annettefertitta]

Absolutely, and I Remember seeing her buckle up countless times…

[justinmcquaide]

You forgot to mention how long it took them to get her to the hospital ? She never stood a chance.

[wardsvader]

There is something called 'the golden hour'. They treated her at the scene for 30-40 minutes, but only AFTER they wasted time removing an already deceased Dodi from the car. The hospital was 4 miles away, but another 10 minute delay in getting the hospital to agree. She was delayed in getting to the hospital by the ambulance stopping not once, but twice, and the driver told to drive slowly. It took them over TWO HOURS after the accident for her to reach the hospital. After the golden hour, the chances of death increase exponentially with a traumatic injury. A seatbelt was essential to her survival, but so was immediately getting to the hospital. It is possible that even with the seatbelt, if her injury was serious, the delay in arriving at the hospital would have still impacted her chances of survival.

[donnarupert]

I’m a retired 25+ years experienced Paramedic. I recall the night she passed away. It seems like Diana died from a rapid deceleration injury. (ie: aortic dissection, rupture) 💔I pray 🙏🏽 she’s resting peacefully 🕊

[foolforyou]

If only they hadn’t waited 45 minutes to take her to the hospital

[Scousestar]

The journey to hospital took a very long time

[djcooper]

I worked with the soldier on the door in the hospital that night when she went to hospital she was alive, it wasn’t what’s been told to the public fact

[lynclarke]

Still cry hearing about this. I was in Portugal when it was announced and the whole village where we were staying were in tears and there was silence apart from tv bulletins. Our beautiful princess was loved worldwide and will never be forgotten.