LONDON: Princess Diana’s brother has criticized the BBC’s investigation into allegations that her sister was caught in an explosive interview in which she talked about her broken marriage.
Diana’s eldest son, Prince William, welcomed the investigation into the 1995 interview, saying that “these actions should help establish the truth behind the actions that led to these people in the BBC at the time.” Panorama was interviewed and then decisions were made. “
But Diana’s brother Charles Spencer tweeted late Friday that he was “not at all satisfied with the parameters” of the investigation into the BBC’s Martin Bashir’s interview for the “Panorama” program.
Spencer alleges that Bashir showed her fake documents about how Diana’s staff was cheating on her, how her husband was cheating on her and how she was being spied on, so that her sister Agree to be interviewed.
The BBC on Wednesday announced the immediate start of an investigation into the events surrounding the interview, led by former senior British judge Lord Dyson.
Spencer questioned the scope of the inquiry, saying Dyson should “be free to examine every aspect of the case from 1995 to the present, as he sees fit.”
William’s younger brother, Prince Harry, who is currently in California, has not commented publicly on the investigation.
The investigation will focus on Bashir, who is accused of using influential means to persuade Diana to speak.
It will also consider one of the sponsor’s former employees making ridiculous bank statements about payments required to members of the royal staff.
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