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Ken Wharfe says Charles Spencer’s account is credible

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Ken Wharfe, Diana’s former bodyguard, said Charles Spencer’s account seemed credible to him. He made the comments as Buckingham Palace disputes revelations by Diana’s brother, according to Lessentiel.

Ken Wharfe, former bodyguard to Princess Diana, says he finds Charles Spencer’s account credible. The former bodyguard’s comments come as Buckingham Palace disputes revelations by Diana’s brother, according to Lessentiel.

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