New insight into Princess Diana’s final moments 29 years after her death

This month marks 29 years since the death of Princess Diana and investigators are giving new insight into her final moments. Harvey Levin joins us now and he's executive producer of Celebrity Crime Scene Princess Diana. Thank you so much for being with us Harvey. I want to start with this. What will viewers see during this special? We know it airs right here on Fox tonight at 7. Well what they'll see is a recreation of this car crash which we have not seen up to this point. They cleaned this up immediately. I actually made a mistake. They never really called this a crime scene. It was always viewed simply as a tragic accident at the hands of a drunk driver. It is not what it seems. If you think you know what happened, you don't. And we're going to recreate this from all sorts of different angles. That white car you're looking at there, that car crashed into the Mercedes Diana was in. And before that happened, there was a dark car outside the tunnel that forced the driver, Henri Paul, into that tunnel. That was never the route he was supposed to go in and he knew it. There is evidence and real evidence that Henri Paul wasn't even drunk. So if this was foul play, authorities should have been looking at Buckingham Palace. And in particular, they should have looked at Prince Philip because he did not like Diana at all. And there was a level of racism with Prince Philip. And a lot of evidence that Diana may have actually been pregnant with Dodi Fayed's child, which would have made that child the half-sibling of Prince William, the future King of England. That would not have sat well with the Royal family and in particular, Prince Philip. I remember the night that this happened because I remember my mother was just in tears watching the news coverage of this and many people were. Is there any recourse? I mean, after people see this, I'm sure there's going to be outrage, a lot more talk about it. Is there any recourse at all at this point in time? Well, I mean, one of the things that I think is really important here is, and I put myself in this category that I watched it as well on TV. And I made an assumption, yeah, it's gotta be a drunk driver who ran into a pillar. And questioning the government is not a bad thing. There is a rich history of various governments that don't tell the truth. And in this case, there was a lot that was hidden. If she was pregnant, does that explain why they embalmed her immediately in violation of French law? There are all sorts of issues involving international arms dealers who wanted Diana eliminated because she was a huge threat to them because of her position on landmines. So there's a lot that you need to question. And will they prosecute somebody? Probably not. But does it create a measure of skepticism that we should have when the government comes out with a story that really doesn't make sense? I hope so. Yeah, I just wonder how her children have felt all these years knowing that a lot of this has been out there. One shocker to me just in that trailer alone was that it took the ambulance an hour and 45 minutes. I just can't even fathom that, Harvey. It's crazy. The hospital, it was a level one trauma center that was 3.7 miles away from the crash site. They kept stopping the ambulance. Every time her blood pressure went down, they would stop the ambulance and try and treat her in the ambulance. They could have just, they had a police escort. They could have gotten to the hospital in four or five minutes. And they waited an hour. She died one minute after arriving at the hospital. Wow. I'm impressed by the use of artificial intelligence here in piecing this together. And I'm assuming that's going to be a part of a lot more investigations moving forward, just how far we've come with that. I got to tell you, it blew my mind. There is a division of Fox called Fox Next, which does AI, and they've partnered with us in this. And don't ask me to explain how it works technically, because it's so far beyond my skill level. But what they were able to create, based on what we gave them, is remarkable. And you will see this from every perspective, from the way Diana saw it, to the way the driver saw it, to the dark car that forced him into the tunnel, to what happened with this white Fiat that collided, to this flashing light. You're gonna see everything. You're gonna see exactly how the car went in, what happened. It wasn't just hitting the pillar. There was more. And the AI technology involved in this is really remarkable. Well, we'll be watching tonight at 7 right here on Fox Chicago. Harvey, thank you so much for coming on Good Day Chicago with us this morning. Thanks, guys. Thanks. All right. We'll see you next time.