According to the Diana Investigations, a new documentary series shows Princess Diana predicted a car accident two years before her death. A car as one possible means, according to the New York Post.

While Diana claimed that “reliable sources” gave her the information, she was silent about their identity, as documented in a letter drafted by Michonne.

Presented the conversation called “Mischon NoteA frightening insight into what could have led up to that fateful night, August 31, 1997, when the car driven by driver Henri Paul crashed into the Pont de Alma tunnel in Paris, killing Princess Diana, 36.

After the incident, Michonne presented the memo to Sir Paul Condon, then Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, but the official investigation into the princess’ death did not begin until January 6, 2004.

The then Metropolitan Police Commissioner John Stevens, dubbed Operation Paget, launched the investigation, unearthing the astonishing memo from a safe that Condon had kept.

Stevens interviewed Michonne before the attorney’s death in 2005, and asserted that Michonne “didn’t have much credibility” to the princess’s concerns. In fact, I thought she was paranoid.