Princess Anne talks on 1974 kidnap attempt

most of the race yes can we talk about it more promote no about the most serious aspect that you two share neither of course is the problem of the danger that you are in just for being who you are and let's talk specifically about the moment in

1974

when there was an

attempt

ed

kidnap

ping in your mouth in London, can you tell me you know? Tell us exactly what happened and your memories of that day will sound very disjointed and probably different, but the essence of the operation was this Atticus car and it stops this was going through the mouth what has mental is a column I guess it was pretty empty and then bad it's not that well lit either um and we were kind of in the middle and he stopped a little quick and he said the guy just stopped to avoid him and this guy had his car backed up and the cops got out of his car and he didn't want to run through the back of the car and when he went around the back of the car he realized that this man had a gun and he fired, there was an exchange of shots and the police officer fired a shot and convinced he entered through the back window of the car because he didn't I hit the paper in the back of the head and that was a good start and then, unbeknownst to us, his gun jammed and he became innocent.

He was also seriously injured at that time and then the driver tried to get out and he was shot, but I don't want to say that my problem is what I am now. I'm not sure under what orders all these things happened, but his driver, when he went to get out of the car, they shot him and he stayed in the car and in the end he opened the door and we had some kind of argument, yes, Herbert, throw a hair or we're not going what did he do what you said well do you remember the argument I mean what did he say um well he said I had to go with him um come on a bit ready you gave a reason why not that's wrong , but you were quite official.

I said I didn't do something I wanted you to do. Thank you so much. I was scrupulously polite because I thought it was silly not to do that stage again. We had a pretty low-key discussion about the fact that I was. You're not going anywhere and wouldn't it be so much better if you just left and let's not forget it? um, what was that illusion? um and this discussion continued for a bit now this discussion was interspersed with occasional bursts of activity elsewhere, one of which was a police officer who heard popping noises and someone took a good look and walked around literally tapped this man on the shoulder because he didn't.

I think you realize it was gunshots and he was shot and wounded, fortunately not seriously and then we had this kind of discussion again more like um mm-hmm about not getting into that, it was a member of the public, well, well , because well, then there was a gentleman on my side of the car. who would obviously be walking on the other side of the mouth and walked all the way around and looked out the window. I knew hmm, so T turns to you, oh, we're not into Mel's extraordinary thing, it's just that I'm not. I mean, I may not be right about the time scale, but that's kind of like photography.

I can see him doing it and then he left and then, ah, it got a little harder, didn't it at one point? In fact, it ended when he shot at the police, when we managed to close the door, he finally got the door to open again, but in the process of recovering the door on the back of my dress it split from the top when everyone actually , the sharp shoulders were gone and that was his most dangerous moment, right, I lost my anger, that's where those, yes, he had control of ISIS, wasn't that his sermon when after opening the door again with everything collapsed? abyss and then he grabbed my arm, um and pulled, unfortunately well, I don't know, I was the one holding on to him, just moaning to the matrons anywhere, we kept the state for a moment, I wouldn't go anywhere if I did that . walk and then, but at this stage my police officers had managed to get back to the car on the other side, my bridesmaid and they left, we told her to get out and she did quite quickly, she was going to pick up the police officer's gun, but a Bossy lady standing on the side told him not to touch him the first time around and even a police officer came back in and joined the fray and they shot him again for his pain and somehow we all ended up on the ground and I was lying, Yeah. face up on the floor of the car and you were basically like on top and that's how we ended up after this back and forth on the whole thing, more like a collapse and he, well, he could reach for the door handle behind him. my head and I opened the door and I literally put my feet over my head and did some kind of road act and then I waited because I thought if I was out of the car he might move and finally he did and he went around the front out of the car, got back in the car, closed the door and then please, were we there on that stage? and I told him, come, there is a possibility and then his leg went towards the park and he was suffocated.

I think the local rugby team. The reason it was the scariest part was that when the police came, it was about ten minutes or so before the police came, when they did come. A rescue was that he was so close and so far because then he's like a caged animal Oh, while he was there, facing them with a gun, there were many things they could do, yes, but the time scales were very difficult to judge, but there was a taxi driver who passed quite early in the process and his fare. He didn't let him stop and he continued and he left him at Charing Cross station and he came back again and he was still going as long as at least ten minutes, ten, about thirty minutes were up, what were his thoughts?

Did he understand it? Phillips was doing something. This extraordinary gay back-and-forth, this dialogue about me, what I was acting out, you really do it, sir. I know it had never occurred to me that I could end up in that kind of situation. I think he has thought about it. about this beforehand um, it's a little shocking and I was scared, I don't mind eating it, yeah, but somehow, while we were having a dialogue, it didn't seem so bad because we had to keep talking and to keep arguing and it was exactly like I said, he was really running out of bullets.

I was going to count me, you counted five. Well, you've seen all the movies in the movie business, but he had two guns that talked, but you, but you say. You had considered that, of course, before Mom and I guess you'll have to consider it eventually, yeah, I don't know if one had two, but it was something that, um, I don't know, you just know that he just found a possibility in you know that. would you do yes and I guess the answer is an honor that good I don't know I mean I decided I wasn't going to go out if they you know if a particular situation arose however there was only one man and if there had been more than one that could manage yes, it would have been a backup, I mean it could have happened, don't you think it's a lot riskier for the artist to be in your position than I thought?

I really doubt it, um, I think so, I mean, public figures have always been in danger to some extent and the crematorium hunter several

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s. I think five principles you didn't know about how to enjoy your rain and mostly single people. Yes, mother, it's worse, but that's you. In fact, maybe your biggest dangers are the cases of lone nuts who you know just got enough to arm it rather than organize such difficult terrorists, but I mean, it would be fair to say that if someone was serious about acid-cleaning it, it would be very easy, of course, to be betrayed.