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Is the 539-year-old Princes In The Tower murder mystery about to be SOLVED? - Vimarsana News

Is the 539-year-old Princes In The Tower murder mystery about to be SOLVED?

The new monarch, who is a fan of archeology having studied it at Cambridge in his younger years, is said to back DNA testing of two bodies believed to be those of Princes Edward and Richard.

Oyetola charges Igbos in Osun on peaceful coexistence - Vimarsana News

Oyetola charges Igbos in Osun on peaceful coexistence

Oyetola charges members of the Igbo community living in the state to continue to embrace peaceful coexistence with host communities.

Meet the man behind Devon's Da Vinci Code - Vimarsana News

Meet the man behind Devon's Da Vinci Code

John Dike and a team have unearthed information at their local church that could solve the mystery of the Princes in the Tower

Shakespeare Wrong? New Evidence Shows Richard III May Not Have Killed the Princes in the Tower - Vimarsana News

Shakespeare Wrong? New Evidence Shows Richard III May Not Have Killed the Princes in the Tower

If William Shakespeare were a modern screenwriter, the director of “Richard III” would be calling him in for a rewrite after hearing the news that the real Richard III didn’t declare his young nephews illegitimate (thus making them ineligible to succeed their father Edward IV), lock in the Tower of London and have them murdered... Read more »

Richard III Not Guilty of Murdering His Nephews, Researchers Conclude - Vimarsana News

Richard III Not Guilty of Murdering His Nephews, Researchers Conclude

Did King Richard III really order the execution of his two young nephews in 1483? Or was Edward V actually living in Devon under an assumed identity all along?