Citizens Electoral Council of Australia

Media Release Thursday, 20 August 2015

Craig Isherwood‚ National Secretary
PO Box 376‚ COBURG‚ VIC 3058
Phone: 1800 636 432
Email: cec@cecaust.com.au
Website: http://cec.cecaust.com.au

Facing Death: Australian Author Stands by Princess Diana Investigation

Australian investigative writer John Morgan, who has written ten forensic books on the 1997 death of Princess Diana, has revealed he only has months to live.

Morgan, who is viewed by many as the world’s leading expert on the death of Princess Diana, has lived with the severe neurological illness Multiple System Atrophy, for the past 12 years.

In a statement released 19 August the NZ-born author said:

“Recently symptoms of my illness have worsened considerably and I am now not expecting to live beyond the next few months.

“This month marks 18 years since the death of Princess Diana in Paris in August 1997.

“I wish to state categorically that I stand 100% by the results of my forensic investigation into the deaths of Diana and her lover, Dodi Fayed.

“I also state that after having named several people involved in the assassination and many Establishment-connected witnesses who have lied in their evidence, not one person has sought to sue me or clear their name.

“It is my sincere wish that Princes William and Harry will at some point seek justice for their mother, and that those involved in her murder—and in the subsequent massive cover-up—will finally be held to account for their crimes.”

Investigation website:
http://princessdianadeaththeevidence.weebly.com/

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Among its many other ramifications, John’s work also inspired CEC Research Director Robert Barwick’s article, “British Royals Feel Heat over Diana’s Assassination and Charles’s Saudi Ties”, published in the 11 February 2015 Australian Alert Service and 13 February 2015 Executive Intelligence Review. The CEC staff extend their heartfelt appreciation to John and Lana for their dedication to their mission, in the face of immense physical hardship. That unwavering dedication produced a comprehensive, meticulously-detailed body of evidence of what Daily Mail Investigations Editor Sue Reid called “the biggest scandal of our age”—that Princess Diana was murdered. And, as he proceeded relentlessly with his research over the years, John had the courage to name the ultimate author of that murder, and the names of those who oversaw it and covered it up. As he stated in his summary volume, “Paris-London Connection: The Assassination of Princess Diana”, which he issued in 2012 based upon seven earlier volumes, most of 7-800 pages each, “That power rested in the head of the royal family, the Queen. Only she could authorise the assassination of the most famous and photographed person in the world, the mother of the future King of England, the increasingly powerful Princess Diana.”