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Testimony by Fayed's bodyguard may not be reliable
PARIS. Sept 12 Trevor Rees Jones, the lone survivor of the crash that killed Princess DI ana, may have amnesia and not be able to remember the accident. a French newspaper reported today, says AP
The Le Figaro daily quoted an unidentified source close to the investigation as saying the bodyguard s condition could hamper the Inquiry.
Investigators are hoping Rees-Jones can shed light on major questions In the Inquiry. Including the role of photographers trailing Diana and the condition of the driver, who tests show was drunk at the time of the Aug. 31 accident
In London, the Daily Mirror newspaper reported today that Rees Jones Is still too sick to be told that Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Fayed died in the crash and may not be informed for weeks
Rees-Jones remains in intensive care in the Pltle-Salpetnere hospital in Paris, where he is recovering from surgery to reconstruct his face, which was badly injured in the crash.
About a dozen police report edly keep watch at his bedside
lx Figaro quoted the source as saying that Rees-Jones had received large doses of anesthesia during operations following the accident, which could cause 'partial amnesia . even definitive. of the shock Itself and the hours that preceded it "
The newspaper went on to quote the sources as saying that Rees-Jones' testimony may not be reliable even if he remembers something.
’We don't have any Illusion about his Interrogation Even If he remembers something, this testimony must be taken with caution. It could not be 100 per cent reliable and will Inevitably be interpreted by various parties.'' Le Figaro quoted the source as saying
Meanwhile. Elton John has refused to let footage of his fu neral tribute to Princess Diana appear in videos being produced by the BBC and Independent Television News
We asked for an unconditional guarantee from both companies that all proceeds and profits from the videos would go to the (Diana. Princess of Wales) Memorial Fund But neither organization was pre pared to do that, a spokesman for .John was quoted as saying in the Dally Telegraph today.
The paper said John was unhappy that only un to 3 50 pounds from the sale price of 12.99 pounds for each video would go to the fund set up to raise money for charities
The two organisations deny they will profit In any way from the videos, which are to be released next week. The BBC video Is called Diana: A Celebration 1961 1997 The ITN video Is called Diana. Princess of Wales 1961-1997.