The Bodyguard's Story by Trevor Rees-Jones

The marks that remain on his face are reminders of the car crash on August 31, 1997, which also killed Al-Fayed's chauffeur, Henri Paul. Trevor Rees-Jones, 54, who has been spotted for the first time in five years on a family shopping trip, lives with his wife, Ann, a teacher, two children and their dog in a £500,000 detached house in Oswestry, Shropshire that he bought four years ago.

May 19 - Mr Rees-Jones resigns from Harrods and moves to north Shropshire, where he works for some time in a small family-run sportswear shop in Oswestry.Ģ000 - He publishes his book, The Bodyguard's Story: Diana, the Crash, and the Sole Survivor, which tells his story of what happened.Ģ000 - 2002 - Works for the United Nations, advising on security.Ģ002 - Jan 2011 - Carries out 'various consultancy work', according to his LinkedIn.įebruary 15, 2002: He marries Ann Scott, a teacher at Belvidere School in Shrewsbury.Ģ011 - 17 - Oversees security for Texan oil firm Halliburton in Iraq during the Iraq War until 2013, before taking on a series of other roles at the firm.Ģ017 - He returns to Shropshire before starting his current job as head of global security at AstraZeneca, the firm behind the Oxford University Covid vaccine, in 2019.

October, 3, 1997 - He returns to the UK to continue his treatment on the NHS.įebruary (?) 1998 - He goes back to work for Harrods boss, and Dodi's father, Mohammed Al-Fayed. He breaks every bone in his face and suffers serious chest injuries. AugMr Rees-Jones is a front seat passenger in the crash that kills Princess Diana, Dodi Al-Fayed, and his chauffeur, Henri Paul.

The Bodyguard's Story by Trevor Rees-Jones