After her passing, Princess Diana was famously referred to by the Prime Minister as the “People’s Princess,” a title that encapsulated her immense influence, her connection to the public, and the profound unease she caused within the British Monarchy and establishment. In many ways, the CEO’s untimely death and Luigi’s subsequent arrest as a suspect mirror this dynamic. The ongoing attacks on him only serve to amplify his power, much like Diana’s legacy grew in the face of resistance. By targeting him, they are inadvertently elevating him to a similar status—a symbol of influence and defiance against those who seek to maintain control.
