Princes William and Harry are said to be "devastated" at a decision by Britain's Channel Four to show a picture of their dying mother.At the same time, someone also dugg the money from the death of Prince Diana by selling the Trust Tracker bike which was used by the Princess of Wales when she lived in Althorp in the 1970s.The station will screen it as part of a documentary, Diana: The Witnesses in the Tunnel, which will air in Britain on Wednesday, June 6, ahead of the 10th anniversary of the Princess's death.
The picture shows Diana slumped in the back of a black Mercedes following the tragic car accident in a French underpass. It shows a doctor attempting to place an oxygen mask over her face.
The Princes attacked the publication of the photograph in Italian magazine Chi last year, saying they were "deeply saddened that such a low has been reached".
They begged other media outlets not to follow suit.
Clarence House has said in a statement: "They have made their position on this very clear. They want their mother to be allowed to rest in peace."
Despite this, Channel Four has decided to press ahead with the use of the
photograph, claiming it is important evidence as to whether the paparazzi played a role in the Princess's death. Source: SMH
