The big interview
John Stevens was the guy tapped to do the interview, and later on, he got the fancy title of “Lord Stevens.” He was in charge of Scotland Yard at the time. The interview? It went down on December 6, 2005, right after Prince Charles tied the knot with Camilla Parker-Bowles, who’s now the Queen Consort. It was like a fresh wave of royal frenzy. Stevens, with all his experience and keen insight, was definitely the right man for the job. He had to sift through all the mysteries around Diana. Everyone was on the edge of their seats waiting for the interview outcome. The whole conversation was dissected, every word weighed, as the drama unfolded.
After a prolonged period of meticulous investigations, filled with countless twists and turns, the month of August 2021 finally marked a moment of revelation. Lord Stevens chose this time to unveil the intricacies of the case to the media. His revelations were more than just enlightening—they underscored the monumental scale of the inquiry and underlined the delicate nature of the issue at hand, especially given the stature of the personalities embroiled in the drama. It was clear that for matters of such gravity, confidentiality was paramount, ensuring the sanctity of the investigation remained untarnished.