Earl Spencer's Unreleased Memoir on Diana Reported Stolen in Netherlands
The theft of a manuscript by Diana, Princess of Wales's brother comes one week before the book's scheduled release, according to the BBC.
A copy of an unreleased memoir by Earl Spencer about his late sister, Diana, Princess of Wales, has been stolen in the Netherlands, the BBC reported.
According to the BBC, the theft occurred approximately one week ahead of the book's planned release date.
The BBC did not provide further details in its report regarding the circumstances of the theft or the specific location within the Netherlands where it took place.
Earl Spencer, the younger brother of Diana, has previously spoken and written publicly about his sister, who died in 1997. Details of the memoir's contents have not been made public ahead of its release.
This report is based on limited information published by the BBC, and further details had not been confirmed at the time of this article's publication.
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- Earl Spencer's unreleased book on Diana stolen in the Netherlands — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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