No Theories; Seat Belts
Re “British Coroner to Investigate Theories on Diana’s Death,” Jan. 7: Princess Diana, her paramour and their driver died because none was bright enough to wear a seat belt. The driver lost control of the vehicle at high speed, it collided with immovable objects and destroyed itself, and the three decedents did the same. Instead of indulging in investigations of alleged “sinister causes” and other such nonsense regarding Diana’s death, the cause of her demise should be widely publicized as evidence of the importance of using seat belts.
Brian Patrick Lane
San Clemente
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