In a heartbreaking confession, **Dr. Frédéric Mazzin**, the doctor who attempted to save **Princess Diana** after her tragic car crash in 1997, has revealed the truth after 27 years of guilt. Speaking publicly for the first time, Dr. Mazzin admitted to a critical mistake made during Diana’s treatment, a decision he believes contributed to her untimely death.
“I’m sorry, it was I who made the decision that cost her life,” Dr. Mazzin said, his voice trembling. He explained that when he arrived at the crash scene, Diana was severely injured, and despite his best efforts to stabilize her for transport, he failed to recognize the severity of her internal bleeding. In hindsight, he believes that had he acted differently—perhaps performing an emergency procedure at the scene—Diana might have had a better chance of survival.
The world had long believed that Princess Diana’s injuries were too severe to survive, but Dr. Mazzin’s confession adds a new layer of complexity to the tragedy. For years, the medical team was praised for their swift response, but this revelation suggests a missed opportunity to save her.
Now, after decades of regret, Dr. Mazzin’s words bring new insight into the fateful events of that night. As the world marks the 27th anniversary of Diana’s death, his heartfelt apology serves as a poignant reminder of the profound emotional toll the tragedy left on those who tried—and ultimately failed—to save her.