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Guest – “The truth is that nobody knows for sure who was behind it, and nobody ever will... Because there isn't enough evidence.All you can do is judge the suspects on the evidence that does exist, and the evidence seems to point mostly towards Richard. He had the means, and the best motive.Obviously he didn't actually kill them himself, he would have got someone else to do it.Didn't the boys mother agree to marry Henry before the battle of Bosworth, in anticipation of making him king? She would have been highly unlikely to do that if she didn't already believe that her sons were dead. Why would she betray her young sons in favour of an untested usurper? You sound like you might be someone from that Richard III society, who are trying to rehabilitate his image. But didn't they also claim that Richard's bent spine was all tudor propaganda? but that was shown to be true when they dug up the skeleton in the car park - so the "tudor propaganda" turned out to be reliable in that case.”

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Changing of the guard at the Tower of London

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