Princess Diana Was Embalmed Before Her Autopsy — The Person Who Ordered It Has Never Been Named

On the morning of August thirty-first, nineteen ninety-seven, hours after Princess Diana died in a Paris tunnel crash, her body was embalmed before her autopsy was complete. That is a documented fact confirmed by both the French investigation and the British inquest. What has never been confirmed is who authorized it, and why the original plan to use dry ice was abandoned. Embalming replaces the body's blood with preservative fluid, permanently destroying the forensic evidence an autopsy relies on. This video examines what the inquest found, who was in the room, why the plan changed, what evidence was permanently lost, and why the suspicion that followed has lasted twenty-nine years. #PrincessDiana #DianaInquest #FuneralReport #RoyalFamily #DianaConspiracy #ForensicEvidence #Embalming #TrueCrime #ConsumerForensics #DianaDeathTruth #DianaEmbalmed #UnansweredQuestions