The letter that proves that Lady Di’s death was not an accident, according to Concha Calleja: “Diana will die in September”

Diana, Princess of Wales Died on August 31, 1997. 27 years later, Lady Di’s death is still shrouded in mystery: Was it really an accident or a murder? This Sunday, a letter kept in a Scotland Yard safe came to light, which could have predicted the death of one of England’s most beloved women.

The document arrived at Scotland Yard in the name of the police chief at the time a week before Diana’s death, the journalist revealed on Sunday. Shell Calleja in FiestaThe letter in question, as the contributor has pointed out, is entitled “Diana will die in September“. Lady Di died on August 31, 1997.

“I know that a car accident is being planned for Diana. The royal car will crash into a tunnel and kill the princess. The plan will be carried out sometime in September, perhaps mid-month. Do not try to stop us. You risk losing the queen and the country. Signed a dangerous person.“, reads the document that was made public this Sunday on Telecinco.

The aforementioned website also pointed out that the letter is still in a safe at Scotland Yard. Concha Calleja has said that Diana had received several threats, but none had reached the police chief directly.