MonSef Dahman, the surgeon who worked at the French hospital on the night of Lady Di’s death, has discussed what really transpired and what caused the People’s Princess to pass away.
“The realization that you have lost a significant individual, whom you personally cared for, leaves a lasting impression,” he told the Daily Mail.
He remembered staying at the hospital all night after beginning his shift at 8 a.m. Princess Diana was taken to the hospital at roughly 2:06 a.m., almost an hour and a half after her accident.
“The senior duty anesthetist, Bruno Riou, called me while I was sleeping in the duty room and instructed me to go to the emergency room,” Dahman told Daily Mail.
“I was informed that a young woman had been involved in a serious accident, but I wasn’t told it was Lady Diana.”
