The Truth About Princess Diana - Bodyguard Lee Sansum Tells All

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    The Truth About Diana - Bodyguard Lee Sansum Tells All
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  • @MyImmaculateQueen
    @MyImmaculateQueen Рік тому +2013

    I need to share this. I am a psychiatric nurse. I lived in London in the 90's. In 1996 I worked a few agency shifts in a 8 bedded psychiatric care home in Belsize Park, North London. There were 8 patients all suffering from chronic schizophrenia. Most of them were floridly psychotic, delusional and hearing voices. One day I noticed a signed photo of Princess Diana in the hall. I asked one of the nurses "Is that an authentic autograph?". The nurse replied "Yes, she comes here to visit the patients regularly". I was taken aback, I said "What? Princess Diana comes here?". The nurse said "Yes, she sits and talks to the patients for hours. She talks alot to Albert. She keeps her visits a secret". Please note that Albert was an obese somalian gentleman with chronic schizophrenia who used to ramble nonsensically with half his dinner stuck to his jumper. I remember thinking "Wow! she actually cares about these people. She cares about the most damaged and rejected people in society. She has nothing to gain from this, no publicity or admiration. I sometimes wonder what other beautiful acts of charity and kindness she did in secret. What a beautiful soul she has and now it shines in heaven. God bless you Diana, you were a true Princess. ❤❤❤

    • @jodyburgin1810
      @jodyburgin1810 Рік тому +164

      Thank you for sharing that. I believe she did many things like this without the press getting a hold of it. Simply because she knew it would help people. Her warmth,kindness & genuine interest made her The People's Princess for sure ❤️❤️

    • @jonpark5203
      @jonpark5203 Рік тому +190

      Diana was a beautiful soul, this is why she was ostracised by Charles and the royal family, because her light highlighted the darkness within them.

    • @mikedavis7623
      @mikedavis7623 Рік тому +18

      because she herself was a v.....

    • @hassyg4083
      @hassyg4083 Рік тому +28

      will be more to that Albert than you think

    • @highdefinitionstanleytm9614
      @highdefinitionstanleytm9614 Рік тому +65

      There are litterly millions of women like Diana World wide why oh why do people hold her up to be this perfect women its so elitist.

  • @entlim
    @entlim 11 місяців тому +181

    Lee's take on Al Fayed is spot on...
    A friend of mine used to sell the Big Issue outside door 3...
    Al Fayed always used to talk to him as he passed into the store..
    Long story short...
    He phoned his daughter ( a consultant) and had her see him ,as N H S were taking forever to get him seen...
    He , within 2 weeks had treatment for throat cancer... never say the guy didn't have a heart..

    • @paulinelogan1400
      @paulinelogan1400 6 місяців тому +12

      I think and many many others Diana and Dodi were murdered 😢

    • @JulieRushworth
      @JulieRushworth 5 місяців тому +6

      Tbh I liked him

    • @CyndyCase
      @CyndyCase 4 місяці тому

      @@JulieRushwortht

    • @selenaannesmith1604
      @selenaannesmith1604 3 місяці тому +3

      ​@paulinelogan1400 definitely and Harry knows it that's why he has broken away from the royals

    • @annamack5823
      @annamack5823 2 місяці тому

      @@paulinelogan1400 Yes, MI6 arranged for Dodi to make a last minute change to their plans, they arranged for Diana to tip of the paps and they arranged for everyone except the bodyguard (who survived) not to wear their seatbelts. Got to give it to those spooks. They certainly know how to arrange a murder.

  • @sarahfowler9385
    @sarahfowler9385 6 місяців тому +50

    I met princess Diana in1992/3 in Great Ormond Street hospital my son was on nerology ward waiting for brain surgery n my son said hi di n she laughed and come over to us still got picture of her she was lovely normal no falseness kind n loving ❤

  • @scottbroad3609
    @scottbroad3609 5 місяців тому +30

    I worked with Lee and he is an absolute professional. One of those people that i took an instant liking too. Top man.

    • @soulpowerful
      @soulpowerful 2 місяці тому

      I have no doubt you are too!!!

    • @WilliamMcPherson-ln7wc
      @WilliamMcPherson-ln7wc 5 днів тому

      A proffesional? Hes eluded almost every conspiracy question james has put yo him,well cagey.

  • @kayteylees
    @kayteylees 8 місяців тому +21

    He has the most calming soft demeanour. I love how he addresses James by his name often. You wouldn’t have any idea the work he’s done and he’s so humble. Lovely guy

    • @ragwortrattle8798
      @ragwortrattle8798 8 місяців тому +1

      That's a lot to do with his Lancastrian accent - nice, isn't it?

  • @zoomerzoomer-jn7rf
    @zoomerzoomer-jn7rf Рік тому +62

    The best interviews like this, are when the interviewer just let's the guest talk at there own pace with hardly any interruption, you get so much more out of these interviews.

  • @BradleysBattleZone
    @BradleysBattleZone Рік тому +78

    Have the pleasure of knowing Lee for 15 years now. A lovely down to earth man and by far the best martial arts instructor I've ever had! Great job James

    • @JamesEnglish
      @JamesEnglish  Рік тому +6

      Thanks William

    • @BradleysBattleZone
      @BradleysBattleZone Рік тому +5

      @@JamesEnglish no worries, I have spent hours and hours watching your episodes and I love how there is nothing hidden just raw truth!

    • @soulpowerful
      @soulpowerful Рік тому +5

      Please let Lee know just how much his interviewed was enjoyed. Absolutely every comment has nothing but respect for this man and his ability to share his story. I agree with so many, this was one of the very best done.
      Thank you for sharing. 🇨🇦

  • @debbieginger1407
    @debbieginger1407 Рік тому +223

    What an absolutely charming man, yet another interesting and fascinating guest, I love the fact that you just let them talk without keep interrupting them like other interviewers do

    • @highvibe4839
      @highvibe4839 Рік тому +8

      Our humble new journalists who understand respect, and allowing the audience to make up their own minds, whilst we all absorb information that for so long we’ve been shielded from by generic Msm narratives! Good stuff hey..

    • @angelaglanville9377
      @angelaglanville9377 5 місяців тому +1

      Debbieginger1407 yep a charming psychopath.

    • @miryambarnabas2424
      @miryambarnabas2424 2 місяці тому

      ​@@highvibe4839Great Comment my friend!

  • @jackharle1251
    @jackharle1251 Рік тому +53

    Taking two hours to get her to the hospital requires real answers.

    • @cossasalek9326
      @cossasalek9326 3 місяці тому +1

      Had to get her stable, probably. A&E goes to her

    • @adelejones5059
      @adelejones5059 2 місяці тому

      @@cossasalek9326 they also past one hospital on the to where they took her. Also I found it odd that she was Embalmed 😮

    • @redshoesredshoes
      @redshoesredshoes 2 місяці тому

      ​@@cossasalek9326yes that's what they said.. moving her was dangerous

    • @ellenw391
      @ellenw391 2 місяці тому +2

      @@redshoesredshoes Yeah that is what they said. Yet most MD's interviewed said if they just got her to the hospital she would likely still be alive. So who should we give more veracity to? Random "they" or medical professionals??

    • @elainemarten
      @elainemarten 2 місяці тому +2

      @@cossasalek9326 you stablize in the ambulance while the ambulance is moving...Emergency staff doesn't leave the hospital to go stabilize someone to get them to the hospital...there wouldn't be ER staff left in the hospital

  • @apgx6032
    @apgx6032 Рік тому +80

    I hope anyone who is struggling with mental health, due to circumstances, listens to the last few moments of this interview and sees a glimmer of hope!

  • @bobafet6064
    @bobafet6064 Рік тому +65

    Lee KNOWS it wasn't an accident. He's stating one thing while communicating another, 'between the lines'.

    • @Happyheart146
      @Happyheart146 8 місяців тому +2

      We English are good at that.

    • @simonmartin3433
      @simonmartin3433 8 місяців тому

      DOILEM SHE WAS A SLAG .

    • @roseyk7677
      @roseyk7677 8 місяців тому +3

      Agree

    • @irenedemarco1354
      @irenedemarco1354 7 місяців тому +4

      He was employed by Al Fayed....

    • @jq4444
      @jq4444 24 дні тому

      Yet he says about 5 times that it was a tragic accident. Don't put words in his mouth.

  • @Rocket_Queen_Australia
    @Rocket_Queen_Australia Рік тому +374

    What makes it even more sad is there will never be justice for Diana 😔

    • @MM-su9ew
      @MM-su9ew Рік тому +17

      justice still may come ref the new king

    • @Rocket_Queen_Australia
      @Rocket_Queen_Australia Рік тому +7

      @@MM-su9ew I hope so

    • @robbymonaco3738
      @robbymonaco3738 Рік тому +11

      Not yet anyway

    • @knowsmebyname
      @knowsmebyname Рік тому +26

      There will be justice within the next couple years. Just a hunch.

    • @shabnamrafique7730
      @shabnamrafique7730 Рік тому +18

      There will always be justice for her in this world and the next God Almighty willing.

  • @chriscdr
    @chriscdr Рік тому +154

    James - your interviewing technique is spot on. I like the way that you allow the subject to just tell their story. I can listen to some really interesting people who look completely relaxed and don't feel interrogated just open up about their lives. You get a hell of a lot out of a person with just a handful of questions. That's a skill. This is compulsive viewing!

    • @JamesEnglish
      @JamesEnglish  Рік тому +9

      Thank you

    • @MyImmaculateQueen
      @MyImmaculateQueen Рік тому +9

      Yes it is a skill. I think it only works with people if you are genuine. James comes across as genuinely interested in them and non-judgemental. It's in the eyes and it can't be faked, especially when you're speaking to a survivor of trauma or abuse who are hypervigilant and can read people like a book. James cares about people, i think that's his appeal. I don't care what anyone else thinks about him.
      P.s I don't care what people think of me either so without any embarrassment I am going to publicly declare ....
      I'm fae Greenock. 😀👍

    • @thomasreed49
      @thomasreed49 7 місяців тому +3

      @@MyImmaculateQueen
      James done well as always. Though I couldn’t watch it all the man he had on such a boar

    • @wendyrowland7787
      @wendyrowland7787 7 місяців тому

      @@thomasreed49a bore, not a daddy pig.

  • @riaanadeacon1817
    @riaanadeacon1817 7 місяців тому +29

    I loved this interview I love how you let your guest speakers tell their story without you interrupting them this guy is an amazing man so respectful as honest 👍

  • @MygirlsGJPB
    @MygirlsGJPB Рік тому +33

    I wish there was more about Diana in this interview.

  • @01chittock
    @01chittock Рік тому +16

    He is very clever the way discreetly changes the answers he gives! At the end of the day it’s his job!

  • @__-gz7vl
    @__-gz7vl Рік тому +165

    The impact of Diana will never go away. I was not alive whilst she was but this whole story is so fascinating to me. We will never know what actually happened but what an amazing woman she sounded to be. God rest her soul.

    • @eklamont75
      @eklamont75 Рік тому +15

      I was almost 22, I remember clearly where I was when I heard the news, she was something special

    • @Threadbow
      @Threadbow Рік тому +20

      A beautiful lady both inside and out.
      The press was what drove her crazy and paranoid
      The fact that diana was not perfect, was what made her so relatable
      Diana wanted to make her position, work for goodness.
      The opposite of her 2nd son's wife.
      Though diana would have probably stopped the marriage, diana would have got m the help for her mental health.

    • @janetduos1852
      @janetduos1852 Рік тому

      @@Threadbow be what are you talking about! That’s why Harry got out of that shit hole, for his beautiful wife and family!!! Good for Harry, he knew how killed his mother, the freaking Royals, and doesn’t want his family to have that happen, Harry knew they were doing the same thing to his wife! Royals needs a cow to cafe for them

    • @Camille_Anderson
      @Camille_Anderson Рік тому

      @@ThreadbowI feel so sorry for Diana. i think Diana had to endure so much from her in laws that she may have acted unpredictable and lead people like Soames to disrespectfully labelling her as mentally ill. Some of us have problems with our in laws, but by God they make most of ours look positively nurturing lol!

    • @simonmartin3433
      @simonmartin3433 8 місяців тому

      SHE WAS A SLAG.

  • @kathrynroscoe681
    @kathrynroscoe681 Рік тому +209

    Absolutely loved this interview , this man is a inspiration and hearing what he's doing now with kids made my day ..people like him are so needed in our society today ..would love to meet him .

    • @kerryford4698
      @kerryford4698 6 місяців тому +1

      How do we know he is who he says he is ,?

    • @paulwhittaker5195
      @paulwhittaker5195 6 місяців тому

      ​@@kerryford4698seems a bit of a Walter Mitty to me

  • @hm9181
    @hm9181 Рік тому +76

    Only 10 minutes in and what a warm engaging guy Lee is 😊💕

  • @nickfosterxx
    @nickfosterxx 7 місяців тому +9

    Absolutely fascinating. What a stand up guy. His professional detachment actually adds so much. And then you keep watching to the end. Hats off to him.

  • @GaryMcKinnonUFO
    @GaryMcKinnonUFO Рік тому +16

    I remember at the time it was reported that a nurse said Diana was still alive when she arrived at the hospital, then no more was heard from the nurse.

    • @gusa8006
      @gusa8006 3 місяці тому +1

      Princess Diana Survived The Car Crash
      Mi6 killed Her in The Ambulance on the Way to the Hospital

    • @GaryMcKinnonUFO
      @GaryMcKinnonUFO 3 місяці тому

      I remember the French nurse that said she was still alive, then the French nurse disappeared ...@@gusa8006

  • @EveHoward631
    @EveHoward631 11 місяців тому +21

    Diana is & always will be irreplaceable❗️ So many qualities she carried, so much hurt - yet she raised herself above it, so strong was she. Far more blue-blooded than the firm, top class she was & yet never took on ‘the airs’. She came into ‘her own’ after the divorce, she was at her peak with much ahead for her. A most aligned caring human being was Diana despite the denegrations some people have raised against her ❣️
    Eve Howard
    CT, SA

  • @ImpartiallySpeaking
    @ImpartiallySpeaking Рік тому +504

    I never bought into the farcical narrative that bodyguards stepping into a tiny elevator with a drunk driver wouldn’t have noticed he was stinking with booze

    • @catherinetighe7813
      @catherinetighe7813 Рік тому +59

      He wasn’t
      That is the thing

    • @ImpartiallySpeaking
      @ImpartiallySpeaking Рік тому +9

      @@catherinetighe7813 ?? His blood alcohol level proves he was drunk.

    • @sunshine-qk8qe
      @sunshine-qk8qe Рік тому +93

      @@ImpartiallySpeaking There are people in the know that state that Henri Paul's blood was swapped with another man in the moegue who was an alcoholic . Also the psychiatrist doctor who gave Henri Paul his last medical for his pilots licence , small plane , stated that he did not take any drugs or drink much alcohol and his medical record was 100% clean .

    • @laurelledubois
      @laurelledubois Рік тому +22

      @@ImpartiallySpeaking Says who? Did you take the blood and testet it yourself...??

    • @ImpartiallySpeaking
      @ImpartiallySpeaking Рік тому +28

      @@laurelledubois grow up!

  • @glennparkinson8920
    @glennparkinson8920 Рік тому +112

    Fascinating guy, I could literally listen to him for days! Such a positive guy too. I’m sure he’ll inspire lots of the kids he’s working with. Now, Amazon to buy his book 👍

  • @wendyfay16
    @wendyfay16 Рік тому +22

    I totally understand exactly what Lee is saying about that clarity of mind when the last minute seems to be at hand. This is one of the most inspirational interviews I've heard! I'm going to get my son to listen to this. It just came up after something else on UA-cam ... so I didn't expect to watch it, let alone 2 hours of it!!... and what a truly, genuinely lovely man he is!

  • @lisabenson
    @lisabenson Рік тому +18

    Lee Sansum has such a positive outlook on life. Great interview!

  • @traceymurray1968
    @traceymurray1968 Рік тому +74

    I think Lee knows a lot more , very cagey when speaking about the actual crash but again he’s got to save his own skin . Great podcast

    • @secretwatcher9922
      @secretwatcher9922 Рік тому +22

      I'm with you he looks cagey, I have never brought the story that Trevor Reece Jones completely forgot everything after he got in the car at the Ritz. According to Burrell & Caroline Bartholomew (Di's best friend) Dodi hardly paid any attention to Diana & she despartely wanted to fly back to England that afternoon as she was ment to, she had had enough & Dodi had been sniffing coke. Diana had the same conversation with both people. Why is he only doing this interview now??? I still believe she was killed over landmines as arms are a multi billion dollar industry & she had managed to impact it in a massive way in a very short time.

    • @thecelt231
      @thecelt231 Рік тому

      @@secretwatcher9922 naw, she was killed because she was exposing the royals and Jimmy Savile bit by bit. Diana knew the darkest and most evil secrets of the elite.

    • @maureendavidson4635
      @maureendavidson4635 Рік тому +6

      No one ever mentions the report from the Mercedes engineer who examined the car. (I think by the time he issued it everyone was all upset by the Royal Family's lack of reaction and then the funeral). But he said that the car was an automatic and if the driver was more used to a manual shift and got distracted - such as being chased - he could have put the gear lever in reverse while putting his foot on the brake, putting the car into a spin or part spin. He'd known it to happen with sober drivers. What little I saw of the car it was crunched front and back - lots of pillars in that tunnel. Is there a series of photos of the car or a 360 video? Anywhere?
      And the news announcers told us *before* describing the ambulance procedures that all French ambulances follow the protocol of opening a patient's chest in the ambulance. No Emergency doctors anywhere, anywhere at all, were ever asked or interviewed about whether or not they regard this as a wise thing to do. None came forward voluntarily either to express an opinion, or at least none that were printed or announced.
      The car and the debris was taken away and the road surface was hosed clean before daybreak.
      Diana's necklace was reported as being retrieved from a reporter's apartment and the ring Dodi had bought her was said to have been found "in the car". What kind of description is that? The size of a ring vs the size of a car. Was it in a pocket or a purse? In its box, in the glove compartment, flying around loose? That's very poor reporting, if all the rest of the reporting is of similarly poor standard where does the truth go?

    • @irenedemarco1354
      @irenedemarco1354 7 місяців тому

      Maybe it wasnt Diana "they" were after...
      ever think on that?
      What better way to cripple a man, than kill his son! ?

    • @jq4444
      @jq4444 24 дні тому

      @@maureendavidson4635 The research Lady Colin Campbell went into is vast. The driver clipped a car while going around the traffic circle which deployed the airbags. He went into that tunnel blind. She went to the highest authority at Mercedez to get answers. The paint of the other car was visible on the wreck. As for the ring, it was handed to her sisters in the hospital. It was on display in Harrods for a long time. I dislike conspiracies and if there was an iota of proof, a man with the financial resources such as Mohammed Al Fayed's would have found it. He didn't.

  • @bigbearservicesltd9618
    @bigbearservicesltd9618 Рік тому +9

    I’m currently a CP/EP specialist. So much respect for this man.

  • @jodyburgin1810
    @jodyburgin1810 Рік тому +83

    What an incredible man! What a life! I could have sat & watched another 2 hours of him talking. To go from being bullied to where he is now,I've nothing but admiration for him.
    Really enjoyed that,thank you!

  • @roastur
    @roastur Рік тому +24

    Great interview of a guy I knew nothing about. Straight off you know he’s the genuine article, a tough compassionate person. Respect

  • @suegoulding1341
    @suegoulding1341 Рік тому +38

    A very relaxed interesting interview. Lee is easy listening... could listen to him all day.

  • @mickair9510
    @mickair9510 Рік тому +13

    As a personal friend of Lee, who I have worked with. a consummate professional who its a pleasure to know.. Down to earth, with a great family around him..

  • @glenyshanlon5112
    @glenyshanlon5112 Рік тому +37

    I love this guy thinking about children who need some guidance to get them on the straight and narrow. ❤

  • @NorthernAtlantic1980s
    @NorthernAtlantic1980s Рік тому +49

    This for me was the best interview I’ve seen on here due to I can relate on being a former royal military close protection officer and now working the private sector for the past 10 years! Thanks very much 🎉

    • @jamesjackson-df1hi
      @jamesjackson-df1hi Рік тому

      YES, I AGREE THAT THIS IS POSSIBLY JAMES'S BEST GUEST EVER. LOVED IT. I NOW WANT HIS BOOK, AS WELL AS DIANAS NEW BOOK AND HARRYS IS GONNA BE REALLY INTERESTING.

    • @stj971
      @stj971 Рік тому +3

      @@jamesjackson-df1hi Except Harry's is written by nutmeg

  • @derekstocker6661
    @derekstocker6661 Рік тому +85

    What an incredibly interesting man, what he has done with his life and much of it for others is the stuff of dreams.
    Also, what a brilliant interviewer James is, no doubt he is as interested as his audience is and he comes across as a genuine and caring interviewer.
    Thanks so much for this, I will certainly be chasing up Lee's book, what a read that will be I am in no doubt!

  • @teddyamok
    @teddyamok Рік тому +39

    This is one of the best interviews.
    I initially started watching because I was interested in the guys connections with Princess Diana but within minutes i had forgot about that and was captivated by whatever he was talking about.
    Hes a very interesting dude and very good at recounting events. Hes a very humble and likeable guy👍

  • @mstrwul1
    @mstrwul1 Рік тому +18

    He's a clever man. He reads people and manipulates them with psychology. He's an 8th Dan, that is intimidating enough to anyone. Great story

    • @mayhorse66
      @mayhorse66 Рік тому +8

      I'm hearing what he's not saying rather than what he is saying

  • @vandagiselda6159
    @vandagiselda6159 10 місяців тому +14

    Yes. She was a very very special Woman and so vulnerable and I still have tears in my eyes . She deserved to be happy.
    .💔

    • @marycarver1542
      @marycarver1542 6 місяців тому +1

      There were definitely two sides to Diana!

  • @jeanlind7540
    @jeanlind7540 Рік тому +17

    Fascinating to listen to Lee’s story, absolutely compelling & you are great interviewer James, you sat back & let him tell his fascinating story.

  • @amandabrown8454
    @amandabrown8454 8 місяців тому +9

    I could listen to Lee all day long, fascinating, seems like a genuine good man! All the best😊

  • @dodieangeltarot5972
    @dodieangeltarot5972 Рік тому +43

    This gent should write a book as he has got great stories there ,well all fact not fiction. Brilliant podcast with the salt of the earth Thank you James and Lee.

    • @robertedwards2072
      @robertedwards2072 Рік тому +7

      He has written a book called The Bodyguard he does mention this in the podcast!

    • @elizabethheyenga9277
      @elizabethheyenga9277 Рік тому +8

      well the book he did write is front and center of the video...

    • @dawnobrien1968
      @dawnobrien1968 7 місяців тому +1

      Lol

    • @adelejones5059
      @adelejones5059 2 місяці тому

      I enjoyed the interview, and he’s doing great work for kids,but he said a lot of people were profiting from her death to this day. He stopped himself saying, “regurgitating story’s “, 🧐 isn’t that what he’s doing too, I know the book isn’t just about Diana, but I reckon it will sell well because of it.

  • @eireann5381
    @eireann5381 Рік тому +168

    I think you're a top interviewer James, I'm personally not into the hard man episodes not for me at all but you do manage to get some quality conversation from a wide range of people.

    • @cockneycharmer5683
      @cockneycharmer5683 Рік тому +16

      I totally agree with you

    • @frankbutcher3215
      @frankbutcher3215 Рік тому +3

      Don’t listen to these lot . Keep the hard man episodes . Broad range of guests keep you on top

    • @KeeHart
      @KeeHart Рік тому +27

      @@frankbutcher3215 Calm down,they didn't tell him to stop interviewing the hard men,just said that type of episode is not for them,they weren't knocking him,it's ok to not like what others do🤡

    • @oushhhhhhh9253
      @oushhhhhhh9253 Рік тому +7

      @@frankbutcher3215 sorry frank , who should we listen to Pat ?

    • @justinamenta7241
      @justinamenta7241 Рік тому

      @@KeeHart if a content creater reads a bunch of comment saying they don't like the content, they would probably change the content. Frank was simply giving it another point of view. You dumb dingleberry 💩

  • @Kelzo_001
    @Kelzo_001 Рік тому +57

    What a brilliant episode James. Thoroughly enjoyed this one. Could of easily kept watching if the episode was longer. What a lovely guy Lee is, such a gentleman but also rough around the edges. You smashed it again James well done my brother 👍🏼 and thank you Lee, for sharing your story and journey, I wish you all the happiness that comes your way 👍🏼

  • @onenewsextra
    @onenewsextra 7 місяців тому +12

    She really was our people’s princess and truly loved in life and death, the royal family has never been the same for me since, and Dodi, he seemed like a smashing guy, tragic they both died too young. RIP thank you both for this amazing podcast thoroughly enjoyed it.

    • @666999stardust
      @666999stardust 5 місяців тому +2

      Wasn’t Dodi already engaged to Kelly Fisher when he started an affair with Diana ?

    • @onenewsextra
      @onenewsextra 5 місяців тому

      @@666999stardust yes he was but he dumped her at his fathers request

  • @shaneh3621
    @shaneh3621 Рік тому +102

    People saying it’s the wrong time, wise up you snowflakes. Did you actually know the Queen personally any of you? No. Bang on James 👍

  • @annwalker451
    @annwalker451 Рік тому +100

    Sansum’s body language and pauses were an absolute giveaway. He isn’t going to divulge an inside job . James could have asked more pertinent questions at times also . Sansum’s book will have been vetted by the security services also before release 🤔.

    • @lynnhubbard844
      @lynnhubbard844 Рік тому +16

      absolutely

    • @davidhenderson9707
      @davidhenderson9707 Рік тому +18

      I agree and this makes for uncomfortable listening as you can hear him picking his words rather then airing his natural thoughts. Still, at least it helps to put the cover-up out there a bit more

    • @suzannebateson2545
      @suzannebateson2545 Рік тому +10

      Agree, picking words carefully but also his stories felt made up to me , short answers, nothing we haven’t heard before, nice man but no depth,bit boring for me
      tbh.

    • @hanorabrennan9202
      @hanorabrennan9202 Рік тому +4

      A disinfected book with nothing new to say.

    • @helenturner4506
      @helenturner4506 Рік тому +12

      I thought it was very interesting that despite being too (hanging) tired to work another shift, he was up all night listening as news came in that very night, and it made me feel that this is not te whole truth of what he knows

  • @clairchetwood9777
    @clairchetwood9777 6 місяців тому +12

    My Sons dad is French, and he was a Sapeur Pompier de Paris (Fireman of Paris). His collegue was on shift the night Diana and Dody died and was first on scene in the tunnel. They were sworn to secrecy about what they seen in the tunnel that night. I can't imagine their shock turning up at the scene and realising who was involved in the crash. Great interview, James! 👌

    • @soulpowerful
      @soulpowerful 2 місяці тому

      That’s very bizarre that there were secrets. Why?

  • @tashx6006
    @tashx6006 Рік тому +49

    What a incredible interview, I have huge respect for this guy. His stories about being in the military hit with me, my dad served 22years. I used to stay in a army camp grew up playing in bomb shelters ,we stayed next to military cells used to go over and talk to the guys that where in the cells they would shout out the windows to us (we where kids at the time) mad to think how life was for us. So many stories. I laughed at the way you said dodi pure Scottish lol 😂 love being Scottish ❤️ well
    Done James 🙌

  • @samdub
    @samdub Рік тому +46

    One if the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to! What a man!

    • @allisnotwhatitseems.
      @allisnotwhatitseems. Рік тому

      A real-life action man but barely spoke a word about Diana's death and wouldn't utter a single word against the dark powers at play that killed her. I'd say he was and is being handsomely rewarded for his views.

  • @imnobody115
    @imnobody115 Рік тому +21

    Amazing interview! The chef who used to cook for the Royal Family had a good story about Princess Diana - he said she used to walk around Balmoral with her Walkman and he asked what she was listening to. She rolled her eyes and said “oh, just another day in paradise, Darren” - she was a bit fan of Phil Collins haha. I can just picture it, what a silly lovely lady.

  • @jongotheridge4755
    @jongotheridge4755 Рік тому +68

    James, this is imo one of the best interviews you've ever done. What an incredible and interesting life Lee has had. Superb mate. 👌

  • @mdj9765
    @mdj9765 Рік тому +7

    The last minute and a half is probably the most important of this whole interview, Lee says it very well and well done James for asking the question.

  • @angelael-sheref6737
    @angelael-sheref6737 Рік тому +19

    Such an interesting man and his book is marked as a Xmas present for someone.
    Could listen to him for ages 😊

  • @jamierogersonn50
    @jamierogersonn50 Рік тому +104

    Could listen to lee all day ! Great podcast mate keep them coming 🙌🏻

    • @mogadon7
      @mogadon7 Рік тому +1

      The white fiat was found. Owned by James Andanson paparazzi/inteligence. He says in his own diary he was on their boat. He was apparently the photographer in the helicopter. He is linked with the death of a french prime-minister. He was found dead, shot in head/him and car burnt out. Author he talked to died shortly afterwards.

    • @jakestop5
      @jakestop5 Рік тому +1

      WE BASICALLY ARE LOL

    • @stregadisalem732
      @stregadisalem732 Рік тому +2

      He’s a great storyteller.

  • @JohnYar-rx3dz
    @JohnYar-rx3dz Рік тому +11

    What a nice man he seems. I could of listened to him for another 2 hour.

  • @carolsheenyhailstoneartgra3977
    @carolsheenyhailstoneartgra3977 8 місяців тому +9

    I could listen to this man forever what a guy! 👏🏻💪🏼

  • @NMM11187
    @NMM11187 Рік тому +16

    Excellent & most interesting Guest! Amazing stories of security tours. James English is quite the expressive communicator. 🙌❣️

  • @angelrose7906
    @angelrose7906 Рік тому +28

    A million opinions will never convince me that Princess Diana's death was an accident.

  • @thehomefront1905
    @thehomefront1905 Рік тому +17

    What a great podcast this one, great guest that had me interested from start to finish, thanks James.

  • @twinkle3026
    @twinkle3026 Рік тому +8

    Lee is a great mix of hard man and gentle man! .... James! You are a fantastic interviewer because you listen and you always seem to know when and when not to interject! xx

  • @janekennedyspiritchannelli8687

    Looking forward to this one James 🤗Thank you 💖

  • @Anna-wu8mp
    @Anna-wu8mp Рік тому +8

    Great questions as usual James. Thank you for airing the interview to remember the Peoples Princess x

  • @4656Julie
    @4656Julie Рік тому +2

    Another great interview, very interesting and informative as always, thankyou x❤️

  • @katiem6773
    @katiem6773 Рік тому +10

    What a great interview James. Thank you. Lee is so interesting and has such great experiences and a kind attitude. So interesting.

  • @sharonsinclair5184
    @sharonsinclair5184 Рік тому +11

    Another class interview James, I love the way you let the people you interview speak and you don’t keep cutting them of. I could listen to this fellow for hours…..

    • @gooddeedsbeatbad2625
      @gooddeedsbeatbad2625 Рік тому +1

      @@Me-oz7eghey, cmon big Jim, jealousy jealousy. OK break it down for us, what's not a whopper, what's true.

    • @sharonsinclair5184
      @sharonsinclair5184 Рік тому +2

      @@Me-oz7eg Why would I not believe him? Give me some evidence on him that he is lying 🤥 and I will have a look if you haven’t got any then don’t comment on my post…

    • @Ray-ks9vt
      @Ray-ks9vt Рік тому +2

      @@Me-oz7eg 'you poor civilians'? What would that make you then Dave the Rave, clearly a cut above the rest of us. How should I address you, Billy Big Bananas?

  • @GenaF
    @GenaF Рік тому +213

    I only rewatched Unlawful Killing last month. If I remember correctly, stacks of alcohol were planted in the home of Henri Paul, which hadn't been there immediately after his death. Also he was said to have so much alcohol inside him, he would have been unconscious if he had. The blood test was one that went missing. Also Diana always wore a seatbelt but it was found to be locked back, unable to be used when the car was checked after Diana's death. The Mercedes had previously been involved in an accident and was fixed and put back on the road. It was thought the seatbelt hadn't been fixed from that accident and Diana couldn't pull it out to wear it.
    I've always been convinced that Diana's crash was set up. No cctv on the roads was working between the hotel and the Alma tunnel, the white Fiat Uno was traced. The man who owned that was found dead, in the car. He was locked in and didn't have the keys, yet he apparently had a gunshot to his head BUT there was no gun in the car! That screams as being murder.

    • @dayday54
      @dayday54 Рік тому +9

      Who was this man found dead? Can you link me any article saying this I can’t find anything about it

    • @sharonanderson6234
      @sharonanderson6234 Рік тому +7

      The truth will come out soon hopefully about the crash....She needed to be protected and was i believe.

    • @woofdog1525
      @woofdog1525 Рік тому +9

      @@dayday54 James Andanson was his name.I don’t use Google as a search engine..I use brave but if you type in his name it should bring articles up ✌🏾

    • @woofdog1525
      @woofdog1525 Рік тому +5

      @@dayday54 James Andanson

    • @lynnhubbard844
      @lynnhubbard844 Рік тому +1

      yes, and PH dug deep into his mother's death and got a lot of bs blocking him...no wonder he went a bit mad and finally escaped. Now he's paranoid about protection, too

  • @skyhawk747
    @skyhawk747 Рік тому +20

    Another smasher James, you are by far the best show to come out of the UK. You really bring feelings from the heart from those you interview. Lee seems a top bloke. Yet again well done!

  • @jaimeeanderson6068
    @jaimeeanderson6068 Рік тому +9

    Absolutely fantastic video! What an inspiration and extraordinary life you have lived! Thank you for giving back 💓 💗 💛 💜 ❤ Love and light to you!

  • @jenniferholden9397
    @jenniferholden9397 Рік тому +10

    Thank you Lee, for all your hard work and for being there for D.

  • @Griceaveli
    @Griceaveli Рік тому +66

    Was skeptical watching this so soon after the Queen passed but as usual gut instinct said to me James wouldn't put this out if it was in anyway disrespectful and it wasn't.
    Really well done and a great guy to listen to. All the best to you both and thanks for the podcast.

  • @TeeYaSelf
    @TeeYaSelf Рік тому +45

    I love guys energy! Great story teller and i just know hes a real genuine guy!

  • @benji7775
    @benji7775 Рік тому +9

    What a man and thank you speaking the truth brother , It takes a lot nowadays to lay down the truth and thank you James for giving him a platform to speak his truth

  • @frankharrison4030
    @frankharrison4030 Рік тому +13

    Absolutely brilliant insight into this man’s life.

  • @njsmkmmsthatsit3518
    @njsmkmmsthatsit3518 6 місяців тому +7

    I really enjoyed this episode. Lee you are a top bloke, thanks for sharing your story. You have some really great insights into living life. Thanks so much Lee and of course James. I love this channel. Love the way you bring people out of themselves, despite the fact that some times you might bring out grief, it's genuinely part of that person so it's all good.
    When any one mentions Dianna, my mind goes straight to seeing her sons, especially little Harry, walking behind her coffin after her funeral. It's the saddest thing I have ever seen in my 5 odd decades of life. On a happier note I also recall footage of Dianna dancing with John Travolta at some kind of big celebrity ball. Then the camera panned to Charlie just sitting and watching... Some times words are not necessary to understand the reality of her situation.

  • @vonickles5033
    @vonickles5033 Рік тому +5

    She was so genuine

  • @ladytamaya4737
    @ladytamaya4737 Рік тому +6

    I admire this sincere interview. Bravo James, so impressive. I have my personal opinion about lady Diana which may not be match with the majority but find the information in this video offered with such clarity, most rewarding!

  • @BobbyBruce03
    @BobbyBruce03 Рік тому +26

    You didn't get to where you are by listening to a nation of weeping royalists. Great timing. We loved Diana more than the Queen.

  • @kellyspence
    @kellyspence Рік тому +7

    Awesome interview, loved hearing his stories.

  • @carllamb6711
    @carllamb6711 7 місяців тому +1

    Absolutely love, this one James that has got to be the best interview yet. Thank you

  • @veronikabauer6657
    @veronikabauer6657 Рік тому +1

    Wow, i am amazed by this interview!Thank you both!!!👍🏼

  • @lynnstone8753
    @lynnstone8753 Рік тому +5

    What an amazing bloke. Such an interesting interview, couldn’t stop watching and listening 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @TheLeopardGirl
    @TheLeopardGirl 7 місяців тому +4

    James, thank you for doing this interview. I've watch a few of your interviews recently but hands down this has been the best. This guy has had an amazing life and he's a great story teller and personality.😊
    Also James just want to say you're a great interviewer, you put your interviewee at ease with your friendly relaxed demeanor and you ask pertinent questions to get to the crux of things, so thank you I really enjoy your interviews.😊

    • @kerryford4698
      @kerryford4698 6 місяців тому

      How do we know he is who he says he is. No disrespect .to him I just wounder how does anyone know who he is who he says he is

  • @KarrierBag
    @KarrierBag Рік тому +1

    Absolutely brilliant 2 hours, thank you both of you.
    Have also subbed and shared ya channel.

  • @bionicnichola9251
    @bionicnichola9251 7 місяців тому +4

    I totally believe Jon Wedger. His interviews are really eye opening. You should get him on again James.

  • @alexandraseale6626
    @alexandraseale6626 Рік тому +4

    Great interview, honest and full of heart ♥

  • @MSutherland
    @MSutherland Рік тому +6

    Looking forward to this one 👍🏼

  • @robinharris4247
    @robinharris4247 Рік тому +2

    Enjoyed this interview very much!

  • @mumo9413
    @mumo9413 Рік тому +6

    I know a UK Registrar Dr. on placement in Paris, he phoned my partner & I at 2am that morning!( from a phone booth - we didn't recognise the number so ignored 3 times before answering) ( my partner also a UK Dr & I also worked in the NHS) Asking us to look after his family if he doesn't survive this! He had been threatened by UK special services! Because of a "proceedure" & then embalming that was carried out on someone very important! ( Swore us to secrecy - he was terrified)
    He was convinced an autopsy should have happened. Said him & his colleagues were waiting for way too long in A & Emergency! He was shit scared, because he hadn't made a Will to look after his family! Told us to see the news & work it out, couldn't talk details! It was very cryptic, his fear was tangible! Because he was so scared to say too much! He never got a UK Consultant position, yet being a genius! By the way, first time I've told this publicly! Changed my name! I can tell you Libya as well! My partner was Libyan! UK 15 yr old kids sent back to fight! Even though they were mixed English Mum, Libyan Dad! They were paid by UK gov! Lovely kids, came back destroyed!

  • @HM.Hatchet205
    @HM.Hatchet205 Рік тому +3

    Loved this one of my favourite podcast by far 💯👌

  • @GriffithsJacqueline
    @GriffithsJacqueline Рік тому +5

    My Brother founded the Terrence Higgins Trust along with Terry's boyfriend. They handed out leaflets in all the gay clubs & pubs about the risk of AIDS & promoted safe sex. He now has an OBE as Founder & I am so proud of my Brother. He always says if it wasn't for Princess Diana visiting HIV/AIDS wards, hidden at a closed off ward & not named, that's how ignorant people were then, the 80's were the worst & if Princess Diana hadn't worked to show people that it's not the plague, you can Touch these patients. That was huge, the gay community adored her thru those times. She was brilliant at showing us charities that are little supported, could flourish with her name as Patron. I'm the same age as Diana so I remember our age group were doing the same, getting married young, no experience of deep relationships & we all related to her as there were so many of us having kids, divorcing, going thru all the things we were, the ordinary people were in the same boat. She was so kind & did genuinely care about the ordinary man & woman. She did a lot of hugely life enhancing, kind & thoughtful things in secret, sometimes taking Will & H to help in the homeless shelters. Her presence was magical & she did so much good, even more than we knew. She had the most beautiful eyes, quite expressive. I've been lucky enough to be 3' from her in late '80's & our eyes met for a second & her beauty took my breath away. What a beautiful lady, so much missed. She'd be 61 now. I'm sure she'd have sorted Maggot out, for sure!

  • @ticketyboo1215
    @ticketyboo1215 Рік тому +1

    I really enjoyed this interview … great questions and very interesting answers and insights. . Thanks guys … a real treat.

  • @darrenffcmoulton8848
    @darrenffcmoulton8848 Рік тому +3

    Class 👊🏻 brilliant interview and what fella Lee is…..top man

  • @pn4639
    @pn4639 Рік тому +8

    This is going to be a very hard thing to hear.... But once again you've given someone a platform for there voice to be heard.... Well done mate 👍keep up the good work brother

  • @jeztickles4361
    @jeztickles4361 7 місяців тому +4

    Absolutely brilliant! Lee seems a proper fella! I would imagine hard as nails too but someone you’d want in your corner as a friend!

  • @pwac1878
    @pwac1878 Рік тому +2

    Most definitely the best watch/listen I've seen,well done boys

  • @tewheke4186
    @tewheke4186 Рік тому +11

    Did you notice at the end when he asks him what he thought actually happened, he didn't answer and changed the subject! Even James didnt seem to notice, O lord of mercy....i was swearing at the screen like a crazy person 👀

  • @lynsaylaird2829
    @lynsaylaird2829 Рік тому +10

    I didn't realise Diana had asked the Government to remove the paps and Tony Blair had refused....and then spoke at her funeral

  • @juliawitt3813
    @juliawitt3813 Рік тому +5

    Brave man......I hope he's got his own back here.

  • @whatchannel3679
    @whatchannel3679 Рік тому

    Great interview enjoyed this and Lee presents it really well. Thank you

  • @quadintheuk8870
    @quadintheuk8870 Рік тому +14

    A fantastic interview James
    Lee is the real deal and a lovely sole
    My mother knew Heini and my brother used to play with the younger children
    We lived in Oxted , I was in the army about the same time as Lee in the infantry the Queens Regiment then the Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment
    I truly believe the same as Mohamed Al-Fayed that Dianna was murdered