London - A dramatic "final picture" of Princess Diana taken some five minutes before she died in a car crash in Paris 10 years ago has been presented to the London inquest investigating how she and her lover, Dodi al-Fayed, died. The photograph, published by newspapers for the first time Wednesday, was taken by French snapper Jacques Langevin, and shows Diana, head turned, looking out of the back window of the Mercedes car at what appear to be paparazzi in pursuit.
It also shows bodyguard Trevor Rees, in the front passenger seat, who survived the crash, and French driver Henri Paul, who was killed along with Diana and Dodi.
Other pictures shown to the jury, and later published on the inquest's official website, show the wreckage of the car after it hit a pillar in the Pont d'Alma tunnel.
The jury, which is due to investigate previous findings that Paul was three times over the legal alcohol driving limit on the night of the crash, will travel to the scene in Paris next week.
