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He’s asked “what did you see when you entered the room?” He described smoke everywhere, the smell of burning, the smell of cordite (burnt explosives), and burnt papers floating around… “So when you approached the safe that the diamonds were in, what did you see?” The Head of Security for Harrods spake thusly: “The diamonds had gone, but the twenty kilograms of cocaine were still there” The lawyers, men in gowns and wigs, old school London QCs with titles and insane education budgets spent on getting them into this courtroom as lawyers, they flip their shit, run forward to the bench, and the judge then closes court, kicks the journalists and public out… and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the end of that as far as we will ever hear of the matter. So the questions arise, what was that 20kg of coke doing in a Harrods safe, and why was it so important that the Head of Security would mention it as still there, whose was it, how did it get in there, who would have access, and why did it shut down the public trial? Enter the name Dodi Al Fayed.