(30 Aug 2007) EM4542
HEADLINE:
First Person: Princess Diana's doctor
CAPTION:
The first doctor on the scene of Princess Diana's fatal car crash in Paris spoke exclusively to the Associated Press. Doctor Frederic Mailliez said while ten years have elapsed since the tragedy, he remembers it as if it was yesterday. (Aug. 30) 2007
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SOT: "I just remember her last moment because I was there and I was the witness of her last moment. She looked very peaceful. I really think that she died and she felt as if she was falling asleep. She didn't suffer, she fell asleep and she died like that. And I really want everybody to remember her in her last moments as a peaceful moment and not as a tragic and suffering moment."
"The internal haemorrhage that killed her was so massive, was so severe that she could not survive even if the accident had happened just in front of the hospital, there were almost no chance for her to survive."
"I don't have any complaints against the paparazzi. They did their job, they took a lot of pictures. I did my job. I never asked them to help me. They never asked me to move her head or they never hampered me doing my job. So that was fine and I don't have any complaints about the paparazzi while I was there under the tunnel."
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