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'I am disappointed': Fayed's fatherįayed's father, Mohamed Al Fayed, said Monday that the verdicts would come as a blow to many.

Jurors specified that fact in their verdict, noting they believed alcohol and non-use of seatbelts contributed to the deaths. Diana arrived at the hospital about one hour and 35 minutes later, and died at about 4 a.m.Ī day after the crash, French police announced that Diana's chauffeur was three times over the national drunk-driving standard at the time of the collision. He reminded the jury that Diana's Mercedes was travelling between 95 km/h and 110 km/h, and that doctors were on the scene within 10 minutes of the 12:22 a.m. Jury told to consider seatbelts, alcohol as factorsīefore the six women and five men on the jury began deliberating, Baker instructed them to consider whether Diana and Fayed would have survived if they had been wearing their seatbelts and whether Diana would have lived if she had been taken to the hospital sooner. 2 and heard from more than 250 witnesses from around the world. The $20-million inquest headed by Lord Justice Scott Baker, began Oct. In a statement released Monday, Princes William and Harry, said that they 'agree with the jury's verdict.' Diana's two sons also thanked the jury for their 'thorough' work in considering all the evidence.

An open verdict, if the jury felt it didn't hear enough evidence.

Unlawful killing by 'following vehicles.'.

Unlawful killing through gross negligence.

They instead had the option of reaching one of five conclusions: Jurors were not allowed to reach a verdict of murder. The three were being chased by photographers in cars and on motorcycles.įayed's father said Monday that he cannot accept the findings of the jury. However, criminal charges are unlikely because the incident happened in France, outside the British authorities' jurisdiction.ĭiana, her companion, Dodi Fayed, and their driver, Henri Paul, died when their speeding car slammed into a concrete pillar in a Paris traffic tunnel on Aug.

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The verdict, the most severe the jury could have reached, essentially means that jurors believe the reckless behaviour of the driver and paparazzi amounted to manslaughter. The 11 jurors handed down their verdict after spending five days deliberating the evidence given during a six-month inquest. Diana, the Princess of Wales, was unlawfully killed by the negligent driving of both her chauffeur and the paparazzi, a British jury ruled Monday.

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