The battle to prove whether these bones actually are Richard's is a bit like quibbling about the authenticity of Wolf Hall There's been a twist in the strangest cold case of our times: Richard III's bones, thought to have been discovered in 2012, may yet prove as elusive of those of the princes in the tower who he is alleged to have murdered. Two senior academics have cast doubt on claims by Leicester University that his skeleton has been found, its spine bent out of shape by scoliosis, using DN...
Are they Richard III's remains? To ask the question is to miss the point
The Guardian - 30 Mar 2014 15:40
The battle to prove whether these bones actually are Richard's is a bit like quibbling about the authenticity of Wolf Hall There's been a twist in the strangest cold case of our times: Richard III's bones, thought to have been discovered in 2012, may yet prove as elusive of those of the princes in the tower who he is alleged to have murdered. Two senior academics have cast doubt on claims by Leicester University that his skeleton has been found, its spine bent out of shape by scoliosis, using DN...
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