'Forged bank statements' reeled in Princess Diana for BBC Panorama interview claims man paid £250 to create them
Princess Diana’s Panorama interview has been revealed by the man who says he forged documents that reeled her in.Graphic designer Matt Wiessler revealed the BBC has never interviewed him about his role in the scandal.And he insisted he is glad they are probing it.Experts suggest the BBC and interviewer Martin Bashir could even face a criminal probe.At the heart of it is Wiessler. Now 58, he was a BBC freelancer in 1995, when Diana spoke to Bashir.Wiessler says he was paid £250 to draft bogus bank statements for Bashir, who allegedly used them to gain access to Di.The printouts detailed transactions purportedly from an employee of Di’s brother Earl Spencer.