Rania Alammar, a Saudi ex-journalist living in Berlin, offers a bold new perspective on the mystery surrounding Princess Diana's death. Fleeing her homeland due to governmental oppression, she dedicated herself to meticulously examining various sources and investigative books to uncover a fresh interpretation of the 1997 events. Her work challenges official conclusions and even common murder theories, proposing instead that Diana was not killed but abducted after her coffin's repatriation. After more than six years of research, Alammar suggests medical evidence was masked not just to hide a pregnancy, but to conceal that the body in the coffin was not Diana's but that of another embalmed woman. This unprecedented take may finally illuminate the enduring enigma of the Princess's case.
In "Returning from God to the Goddess: My Dreams Memoir of Princess Diana," Rania Alammar expands on her previous work, exploring her dreams of Diana and other enigmatic women. This philosophical and interpretive journey encourages readers to reassess their beliefs and uncover deeper truths about existence.