Chasing Diana, a New Book by Jack & Robin Firestone, the Only Americans to Witness the Fatal Car Crash of Princess DianaThe Couple Recently Testified at the Final Inquest in London
LOS ANGELES - Sept 25, 2008 - Jack and Robin Firestone, the only Americans to havewitnessed the fatal car crash of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed in the Paris tunnel, have authored a new book, Chasing Diana. The book, just released, is available at Amazon as well as all major book stores nationwide.
Earlier this year, Jack & Robin Firestone were called upon to give testimony in London at the Royal Courts of Justice for the Coroner's Inquests into the Deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales and Mr. Dodi Al Fayed. It was the culmination of a decade long journey for the Firestones in their quest to formally go on record as to what they witnessed in the Alma Tunnel in Paris on August 31, 1997. The day following the closing of the inquest, the Firestones had a heartfelt private meeting in London with Dodi's father, Mohammed Al Fayed, who has pointed the finger of guilt directly at HRH, Prince Philip, husband to Queen Elizabeth II.
In Chasing Diana, the Firestones convey their 11 year personal journey, utilizing a guisof historical fiction, to express the overwhelming effects resulting from being placed at a crossroads in history. An average American family, The Firestones were vacationing in Paris back in 1997 when fate intervened, turning their lives upside down. Upon theireturn home from Europe, they were inundated by the press and their lives were forever changed.
Praise for Chasing Diana:
"The book is reminiscent of Oliver Stone's "JFK," which took the Kennedy assassination and added intrigue and conspiracy theory into a narrative telling of a lawyer trying to solve the president's death. Chasing Diana spins murderous paparazzi and crooked cops into its tale."About the book:
- Justin Paprocki, The Island Packet
Chasing Diana by Jack and Robin Firestone
ISBN: 978-1419696572
Publisher: Lightning Source (Div. Of Ingram Book Co.)
Date of publish: September 2008
Pages: 162
S.R.P.: $19.95
3 comments:
I was definitely a Princess Di fan, and would probably find this book very interesting. Thank you for posting about it.
I'm just not sure about this. It might be interesting but I feel so oversaturated with Princess Di stuff.
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There will probably be lost of people reading this book, just trying to make since of Princess Di's death.
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