The Bodyguard

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An intersecting perspective from one of the body Guards for Princess Diana during her last few weeks of her life. He paints a sympathetic portrait of a woman absolutely hounded by the piranha press. He offered his own theories about what happened in the tunnel. The rest of the book is about his life: upbringing, career, and challenges. I can tell you that I spent ten days close to her and she was one of the most balanced people I have ever met,” he writes. “I ought to know. I am trained to spot if someone is unbalanced. It’s part of my job. You look for signs that people give off when they are under stress because it means they might be about to do something. Diana wasn’t excessively angry or out of control. She was normal and very deliberate.” She was quite adamant that in America, the press liked her. The people liked her, and she liked the place,” he told Us. “I know a lot of people have said she was depressed. She was anxious. She was paranoid. Well, you know what? I kind of get why. She couldn’t enjoy her life. Things weren’t normal. She had no one to turn to.” In terms of Lee’s own personal stories, there was one from when he was undercover in Northern Ireland and he had to rescue a solider from a honey trap,” said Howard. According to the book, Diana did go out to speak to reporters but ultimately did not say anything about her plans.

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As well as The Bodyguard, Howard has also penned a fiction thriller titled The Inheritance, which is set to be released on September 29.In the years since the accident, conspiracy theorists have suggested Diana was murdered, with Dodi’s father, Mohamed Al-Fayed, claiming the crash was orchestrated by MI6. Myers said Sansum believed Diana was “desperate to get out of the media spotlight and wanted to go to America”. The parallels with Prince Harry are all to be seen,” the editor said, referring to them as “sliding doors moments”. I am thankful to you for covering the inquest and including how there was a cover-up. The sole survivor, what a heaviness you have taken on. Diana would not want you to carry that load. Through his work with Mohamed Al-Fayed — the owner of Hôtel Ritz Paris and formerly Harrods department store and Fulham FC — Lee also protected Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Sylvester Stallone and footballer Pele.

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The IRA used a young girl to lure this man to his death, and Lee, along with an RUC unit, had to get to this house, while they knew an IRA unit was also on the way. This is the story of the real bodyguard, Lee Sansum, ex-Royal Military Policeman, martial arts champion, and expert in close protection. Part of Mohamed and…

But he reveals the presence of intelligence services following her just weeks before the crash might have been a factor. There are so many stories from his life, including his time in Northern Ireland and almost losing his life in Somalia and Libya. The defining moment of Lee's career, however, was as part of the protection team for tycoon Mohamed al-Fayed and his son, Dodi.

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The book offers Lee's account of what it's like to work with the rich and famous in a high-pressure job where lives are at stake. Lee said: “It was a bloody big yacht and a fair drop from its highest point into the water. A bet’s a bet, after all, and this one was by royal command, from an actual princess. He said: “I received a lovely letter from Diana that was signed by her and both of the young princes. A witness driving a car travelling in front of the Mercedes in Paris on the night of the crash told the inquest that he saw a high-powered motorbike overtake the car just seconds before the crash.

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He also reveals the fun bets he had with a young Prince and how he treasures a letter from Diana thanking him for making her final sunshine holiday in St Tropez “magical” — and her fears she may be assassinated.