The Princess is not buried on the lake, claims shocking US report. A shocking US report quotes a “Palace source” as saying that Diana’s body is not on the island in the lake, and that the beloved Princess was cremated – and her ashes put in an urn. What really happened to Diana’s body? A shocking US report claims that the tragic Princess was not laid to rest on the little island at Althrop – as the world has believed since her dramatic funeral nearly a year ago. Supposedly, she was secretly cremated, and the ashes given to her two sons, Princes William and Harry! This claim, according to America’s Star magazine, comes from a senior source at Buckingham Palace. “Diana” was cremated and her ashes put in an urn and given to her sons” the source claims. According to a report in the Los Angeles Times people in Di’s tiny hometown of Great Brington also don’t believe Di’s body lies on the island in the lake near Althrop House. One resident said that very strange things were going on there following Dianas funeral – especially at the towns crematorium.
“The night they brought her body back after the big funeral ceremony in London, our whole. Village was invaded by the army and the police and special forces units” the resident said.”All the residents were hustled back into their houses to get them well out of the way. They got the crematorium burning well into the night. What we think is that they cremated Princess Diana”.It was five days after her tragic August 31 death in a Paris underpass that Di’s funeral procession made its long sad journey past grief stricken crowds from Westminster Abbey in London to Althrop.Only her close family members were at the graveside on the grounds of the house. No details of any ceremony were ever released. It was Diana’s brother Charles Spencer who announced that he had prepared it on the small island. Today, many people have doubts about the burial.According to the Star, other employees at Althrop suggest that perhaps Di’s body was never even in the coffin. Althrop former cook and housekeeper, Betty Andrews is quoted as saying “Theres a strange feeling amongst all the villagers that we may not be hearing the complete truth. “It seems very odd to us that Diana would be buried on an island here, miles from her young sons, in a place where they can hardly ever visit her. “Only the Spencers and the royal family really know what happened.”
