Conspiracy Theories: Uncover The Mysteries From Shadows (You Compendium of History's Greatest Mysteries and More Recent)

By Morgan Kidwell

These days, when you throw "conspiracy theory" at someone, it is for one purpose-to be a thought-stopper and a discussion killer. But having this discussion grows more important by the day. People are engaging in "conspiracy theories" whether some want to admit it or not.

Frankly, it is a discussion th

• Language: English
• Publisher: Morgan Kidwell
• Release date: Oct 12, 2023
• ISBN: 9781778261541

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Conspiracy Theories

Uncover The Mysteries From Shadows

(You Compendium of History’s Greatest Mysteries and More Recent Cover-ups)

Morgan Kidwell

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1: Princess Diana

CHAPTER 2: The Apollo 11 Moon Landings

CHAPTER 3: Martin Luther King

CHAPTER 4: 7/7 London Terrorist Attack

CHAPTER 5: JFK

CHAPTER 6: Chemtrails

CHAPTER 1: Princess Diana

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The night on August 31, 1997 Diana died. Diana was killed in a vehicle crash at the Pont d'Alma tunnel in Paris. Diana was travelling with her back in an automobile alongside Dodi Al-Fayed (son of billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed). The front seat was occupied by the bodyguard Trevor-Rees Jones and the Hotel Ritz's security officer, Henri Paul. Henri Paul who was trying to escape the paparazzi vehicles as well as motorcycles who were following the car. The vehicle crashed into the support column that was in the tunnel and then all except Jones suffered fatal injuries.

Her passing at 36 led to a global expression of sorrow.

French authorities looked into the matter and determined it to be as an accident resulted from Henri Paul's careless driving being under the influence of alcohol and antidepressants (three times more than the limit allowed within France).

But, Mohamed Al-Fayed has insinuated that Prince Philip Prince Philip Wales and Diana's daughter Lady Sarah McCorquodale and numerous others were involved in an attempt to kill the princess and her son.

Henri Paul

A study of blood samples was found to be containing an alcohol concentration which was three times that of the French legally-required limit.

His blood was re-infused during the morgue?

There has been rumors that the blood he used for testing his alcohol levels in the moment of the crash wasn't that of the man, and was instead shared to a suicide victim at the morgue on that evening and who died from the poisoning of carbon monoxide. In the end, there were very significant levels of carbon monoxide found in his blood.

A test did show an elevated level, while another test showed a lower levels, which equated out fairly normal. The smoker also smoked cigars the night before, which could increase the amount of carbon monoxide level in his blood.

DNA samples, verified by an examination of samples given by Paul's parents, established that the blood samples with the highest levels of alcohol were those of Henri Paul.

French officials also performed another examination of the fluid that comes from the sclera (white of the eye). The results showed the same results, but also showed