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Princess Diana Memoir Stolen in Netherlands
15 Sep
Summary
- Four copies of Charles Spencer's Diana memoir stolen.
- Theft occurred from a truck in the Netherlands.
- Book is set for publication on September 22.
Four copies of Charles Spencer's highly anticipated memoir, "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," were stolen from a delivery truck in the Netherlands this week. The book, detailing Spencer's personal tribute to his late sister Princess Diana, is officially set to be published on September 22.
The theft occurred while the truck driver was sleeping overnight. Police in the Netherlands are investigating the incident, which a publishing source described as "highly suspicious" due to the extensive security measures in place.
Spencer decided to write the book to share his own memories and correct inaccuracies about Diana, particularly as the 30th anniversary of her death approaches. He aims to present a truthful and positive account from a brother's perspective, echoing sentiments he shared at her funeral.
"Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" is described by Spencer as his most personal work to date and is already a bestseller on Amazon due to preorders. It will be published by Penguin Press and translated into 12 languages.
