Princess Diana: Tragedy or Treason? — a three-hour unique on TV — will recount the famous woman's story in light of select film, portions from her meetings from Andrew Morton's noteworthy memoir and new understanding into the paranoid ideas encompassing her less than ideal demise.
Document phot of Princess Diana. Reuters
Document photograph of Princess Diana. Reuters
The Princess of Wales passed on in a lethal pile up — an occasion that shook the world on 31 August, 1997.
Revelation will recollect Princess Diana's heritage on her twentieth demise commemoration, on 31 August, with the three-hour uncommon, read an announcement by the channel.
"The unique will share new insights about Princess Diana's testing life behind the illustrious window ornament with Prince Charles and how defensive of a mother she was to her two children.
"Watchers will hear only from acclaimed Princess Diana biographer Andrew Morton. Different meetings incorporate two of her close companions, Mary Robertson and James Colthurst, Princess Diana's guardian Ken Wharfe, regal biographer Ingrid Seward, illustrious student of history Kate Williams and correspondents Tamron Hall and Deborah Norville.
"Likewise, intrigue scholar writer and performer Richard Belzer offers understanding to different ideas of precisely what happened that lamentable night," the announcement read further