Top lawyer says Princess Diana 'was killed after plan to frighten her went wrong'

[Jan Klimkowski]

On the specifics as tradecrafted:

The letter says Soldier N told his wife there is a box which members of his unit use for private jobs'. They put in the box the name, address and details of what they want done and then one of them who wants to earn extra money does that job.'

When Soldier N was challenged by his mother-in-law, he is accused of saying: Let me stop you right there I kill women and I kill children.'

I agree that this sounds like a plot device.

The history of the creation and uses of the SAS as a stay behind unit able to operate behind enemy lines, and the regiment's strong links with black operations in Ireland, continental Europe and Africa, conducted on a basis of (im)plausible deniability, suggest that field operations would be conducted using a strict and controlled cell structure.

Accounts such as The Feather Men, suggest that a group of "Wise Men" could commission off-the-books operations using former SAS soldiers.

The below is relevant:

Resistance and Psychological Operations Committee (RPOC)

RPOC was a product of the cold war. Fearing a Soviet takeover of Britain, this right-wing group had links to the Conservative party, the intelligence services and the SAS. In the event of a Soviet invasion of the UK, or any other NATO territory, RPOC would mount an underground resistance operation, using a network of pre-planned and prepared assets. RPOC was part of the government-funded Reserve Forces Association (RFA), an organization setup to represent British military reservists. RPOC was the brainchild of several renowned veterans from World War 2, such as Sir Collin Gubbins, founder of the Special Operations Executive (SOE) and the Commandos.

Greater Britain 1975 (GB75)

Formed following Harold Wilson's election as Prime minister of the UK in 1974, GB75 was an organization setup by SAS founder, David Stirling, which included ex soldiers, spies and arms dealers, all with links to the military and intelligence apparatus. The more paranoid elements of the right wing establishment feared that Wilson and his government were communist sympathizers, perhaps even Soviet agents. Efforts were made to covertly plan for a coup d'etat against the Wilson government. Stirling was rumoured to be highly sympathetic to action against what he saw as an extreme threat to democracy from the far left. Stirling began building a private force of men to counter this threat, a force that would have been well suited in assisting in any coup.

Could Mechanics have been found in the lumpen SAS?

Put your hand in the box and get a job for cash?

Highly unlikely.

Be told in hushed tones that treachery is afoot, and the Crown is threatened?

Just possible.