Man May Have Had Role in Diana Crash
From Times Wire Reports
A former French marine was quoted as saying his high-speed driving might have been a major factor in the Paris car crash that killed Princess Diana last year. Francois Levistre, 54, told Britain’s Sunday People newspaper: “I was close behind the car, as much as [about 33 feet], and my driving may have caused it to swerve and lose control,” he said. The newspaper said Levistre was interviewed by police but denied any involvement in the crash that also killed Diana’s companion Dodi Fayed and driver Henri Paul.
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