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History has long documented Richard III's questionable involvement in the deaths of his nephews, the two princes; Edward V and Richard, the sons of Richard's older brother, Edward IV. Successive generations have fought persistently to override history, preferring to believe in Richard's innocence. It appears, however, that newly discovered information has come to light which, for centuries, remained a dark secret hidden, sentenced to obscurity. We will break down the clear evidence which could prove the apparent culpability of Richard III in the deaths of the two princes. Time and truth is always the true judge, and, so, it is with great anticipation that the history world awaits a final conclusion to the centuries-old mystery of Richard III and the two princes. For now, the evidence does seem quite damning, thanks to the unforseen discovery by Professor Tim Thornton of the University of Huddersfield whose recent documentary recently aired in the UK has shed a brilliant light on a very dark time.


Royalty, Nobility, and Truth


animated medieval torch gifspacerThere are many secrets in the wind, blowing hither and yon for centuries, secrets of the medieval age and those who schemed and conspired to end Plantagenet rule once and for all. A society of secret after secret abounded among those whose religious beliefs were cherished by them, but whose faithfulness to God was tainted by pride and a willingness to sin.

Kings, Queens, and nobles of the Roman Catholic faith defied God with endless adulterous affairs and countless illegitimate children, their murderous plots, their greed and pompousness, and the strong will of some to believe that they were mightier than God. All carefully guarded secrets...for a time. Yes; they were miserable sinners who kept dark secrets, and yes; they are our ancestors. We love them, not for what they had done, or failed to do, but for the role each played in helping to create us, their countless descendants. More compelling was the might and perseverance and loyalty of many in defense of God, Christianity and the Roman Catholic Church, fighting wars to protect the faith and conquer persecution.

Today, the persecutions of Christians continues. Jesus warned that because of Him, His followers would be hated. Thus, like our noble ancestors once did, don the Armor of God and stand to defend God, the Christian faith, the Holy Church, and all that is good and noble. Remember, too, that even in the caverns of faithful institutions, secrets do linger.

While indiscretions continue to swirl around on the winds of time, a devastating, long-kept truth has unfolded in a most spontaneous manner. Thus, no matter how long secrets keep, eventually, they will surface... in a whirlwind whose mighty force can be unrelenting.

Moy god bless yaouw always.

With Regard to Richard III...

Richard III was responsible for the first translation of the Bible into English. He held a special devotion for Our Lady, and was a dutiful king who regarded his subjects with deep consideration. Unfortunately, in those very days, Kings, and Queens, thought little of killing off their own family members despite practicing the Catholic faith and remaining devout to religious observances despite how others found their greatness to be impeccable.

'King Richard is a high-born prince, three fingers taller than I, but a bit slimmer and not as thickset as I am, and much more lightly built; he has quite slender arms and thighs, and also a great heart'- Niclas von Popplau, "An itinerant knight of great strength from Silesia, who visited England in 1484..."

Aside from Richard III's guilt or innocence, it is time for the young princes to receive their appropriate tributes, as victims of a mysterious occurance that took place over 500 years ago. Click on the button below to review the newly revealed evidence. May their souls rest in peace,in the Glory of God, now and forever. Amen


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The 2015 Funeral of Richard III

A Medieval English King Laid to Rest in the 21st Century

From the discovery of King Richard III's remains to the magnificent funeral for the last Catholic King of England to die in battle, these two videos will forever be reminders that a king was discovered buried beneath a car park!


Richard's Prayers From His Personal Book of Hours

"Lord Jesus Christ, deign to free me, your servant King Richard, from every tribulation, sorrow, and trouble in which I am placed...hear me, in the name of all your goodness, for which I give thanks, and for all the gifts granted to me, because you made me from nothing and redeemed me out of your bouneous love and pity from eternal damnation to promising eternal life."


R3 Book of Hours

Richard III Re-Burial Crown

R3 Burial Crown

Richard III Entombed at Leicester Cathedral

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TO KING CHARLES III

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