A good Samaritan dramatically described holding the hand of Princess Diana and comforting her as she lay dying in the tangled wreckage of a Mercedes in a Paris tunnel. “She repeated words, ‘My God, My God,'” he said in a statement read yesterday at the London inquest into the death of the princess.
He said he “tried to reassure her, telling her in English: ‘Don’t worry.' She opened her eyes but didn’t answer me; she simply continued moving her hand. I think she was unconscious.” The inquest has now hit a snag because the French are no longer encouraging key witnesses to testify. (More Princess Diana stories.)