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Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged | | Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged: Encyclopedia II - Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged | | Early in 1992, if Princess Diana herself is to be believed, several senior members of the Queen's household staff had met with Diana and told her of the existence of tape-recordings of her conversations at Kensington Palace. It was said to her that these tapes contained "damning evidence" of the Princess's relationship with the media. She was told that the Prime Minister (then John Major MP) had been informed, and that she would be given her own copy of the tapes in due course. A sympathetic courtier confirmed to Princess Diana that the tape ...
See also:Squidgygate, Squidgygate - How the tape came to be published, Squidgygate - First eavesdropper: Cyril Reenan, Squidgygate - Publication, Squidgygate - Second eavesdropper: Jane Norgrove, Squidgygate - Context and reaction, Squidgygate - Analysis of the tape, Squidgygate - The timing discrepancy, Squidgygate - Apparent third and fourth copies of the tape, Squidgygate - Leaks taps and burglary, Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged, Squidgygate - Government reaction, Squidgygate - Context: other examples of high level UK bugging, Squidgygate - Political fallout, Squidgygate - Official position, Squidgygate - Chance Interceptions?, Squidgygate - Culprits' identities are an official secret, Squidgygate - Diana's reactions, Squidgygate - Squidgygate II?, Squidgygate - Surveillance of Diana after Squidgygate | | | Squidgygate, Squidgygate - Analysis of the tape, Squidgygate - Apparent third and fourth copies of the tape, Squidgygate - Chance Interceptions?, Squidgygate - Context and reaction, Squidgygate - Context: other examples of high level UK bugging, Squidgygate - Culprits' identities are an official secret, Squidgygate - Diana's reactions, Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged, Squidgygate - First eavesdropper: Cyril Reenan, Squidgygate - Government reaction, Squidgygate - How the tape came to be published, Squidgygate - Leaks taps and burglary, Squidgygate - Official position, Squidgygate - Political fallout, Squidgygate - Publication, Squidgygate - Second eavesdropper: Jane Norgrove, Squidgygate - Squidgygate II?, Squidgygate - Surveillance of Diana after Squidgygate, Squidgygate - The timing discrepancy, Prince Charles, Camilla Parker-Bowles, Diana, Princess of Wales, Surveillance, British Royal Family, MI5, British Government, John Major, Kenneth Clarke, Peter Brook, James Hewitt | | |
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Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged
Early in 1992, if Princess Diana herself is to be believed, several senior members of the Queen's household staff had met with Diana and told her of the existence of tape-recordings of her conversations at Kensington Palace. It was said to her that these tapes contained "damning evidence" of the Princess's relationship with the media. She was told that the Prime Minister (then John Major MP) had been informed, and that she would be given her own copy of the tapes in due course. A sympathetic courtier confirmed to Princess Diana that the tapes did indeed exist. But the day after the meeting, Diana was told that the tapes couldn't be used against her. She was advised that she should forget about them [20]
Diana's careful efforts to make sure that Morton's revelations were not traceable directly to her - which included using a friend, James Coldhurst, to run Dictaphone recordings to Morton [21] - had paid off.
Even Jephson was unaware of her actions till much later, stoutly defending her against whisperers: even though, as he adds, many in Palace circles went 'half-mad' trying to prove her involvement.
Andrew Morton's own speculation on the alleged tape-recordings of Diana's "damning" calls was added to the 1993 reprint of Her True Story: "Was Diana's telephone really bugged - and if so by whom - or was it an elaborate bluff aimed at extracting a confession from the Princess about her rumoured complicity in the preparation of my book? [22]"
Jephson himself recalled that he had heard "a vague rumour about some tapes" before, but had "dismissed it as just another among so many ghastly whisperings, gobbets of disinformation and black propaganda that were by then my daily diet. This time, however, the rumours were true and "Squidgygate" burst upon us. [23]"
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