Father of Diana's lover says royal family conspired to kill couple.(Front)

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From: The Virginian Pilot
Date: 20080219
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Byline: ROBERT BARR

By Robert Barr

The Associated Press

LONDON

The man who says Princess Diana and his son were killed in a wide-ranging conspiracy led by Britain's royal family said Monday that dark forces within the country's establishment would not accept a marriage between a princess and a Muslim.

Mohamed Al Fayed, the 75-year-old owner of the Harrod's department store, testified Monday at a coroner's inquest that the cast of conspirators involved in the 1997 deaths of Diana and Dodi Fayed included Prince Philip, Prince Charles, former Prime Minister ...

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