Egyptian Businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed Paid Spies For Info Of Princess Diana's Death: Report ()

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Egyptian Businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed Paid Spies For Info Of Princess Diana's Death: Report

Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed reportedly paid millions to Egyptian secret service agents in exchange for information of the death of Princess Diana in 1997.

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