Cheers mate, I still feel bad about some stuff I did. But, just like Princess Diana's bodyguard, it's hard to say 'no' if they want to go through Paris at 100mph.
I don't believe that for a second, there are many simpler ways to remove someone ... ... engineering a car crash, involving other innocent people, in ridiculously complicated. Mrs Smug thought she'd been murdered until I drove her through that tunnel, at 80mph, in a standard Mercedes and she was screaming. Going into that tunnel at nearly 100mph, in a clumsy armoured limo, was suicide, not murder.
The driver was drunk or had taken some drugs or both... although it was really the paparazzi who killed her imho
If the truth was as simple as the paparazzi chasing her and the driver was high on something whilst speeding, I would still 100% blame the driver. Just cos they were being hassled by the paps, thats no reason to drive at 100mph.
You know, I’m sure any one of us can find a glimmer of sympathy for almost any crime. You can understand how someone could be driven to rob, you can kind of appreciate murder (not so much cold and calculated, but in a flash of rage), I’m sure 90% of us have had a few scraps over the years. You can never condone messing with kids. It’s too much of a free hit to say it’s a mental health thing to find children attractive (but surely it must be?), I don’t care who the **** is he needs heals to account. I watched the Epstein thing in Netflix and there visual evidence of it. Our royal family are the absolute masters of covering up and making things or even people disappear, they’d come out of this glowing if they hung, drew and quartered him.
There is if your boss, who won't hear the word 'no', is shouting in your ear ... ... people like him believe they're above the law. There was absolutely no need to leave where they were knowing the paparazzi were queuing up outside. Besides they had cameras, not machine guns ... ... the trouble is people like them love all the drama then pretend they're shy. The staff get dragged into it because it's their income and often accommodation and car they'll lose.
I understand and would sympathise. But If they'd survived the crash but killed somebody else, the driver would take sole responsibility.
And that's why these people don't care, they never get their hands dirty. I was working, with a security team, at the Cannes Film Festival in the mid-2000's and an Arab owner was having a big party on his yacht, Lady Moura. He was showing off and ordered the captain to go between the two offshore islands despite his warnings. It was too shallow, the yacht grounded and the owner was furious. The captain was sacked, humiliated and struggled to find another boat. Sadly typical.
