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Richard III making a comeback in Leicester..

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Experts say they may have found Richard III in a Leicester car park. Ugly, disfigured and reviled, Leicester is at junction 20 off the M1.

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Experts say they may have found Richard III in a Leicester car park. Ugly, disfigured and reviled, Leicester is at junction 20 off the M1.

I disagree...

It's junction 21

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Why didn’t someone make a historical note that they’d buried him under the car park in

New Street and which bay he was under?

It would have saved a lot of time and trouble, Stupid bloody Plantagenets

Well if he had Scoliosis then obviously he'd be under the Disabled bay. No wonder they found him so quick.

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Dear Viewer,

As you previously contacted us regarding a programme on Richard III, we thought you might be interested to hear of the decision by Channel 4 to commission a programme due to the high volume of requests received.

For more information on the programme, please follow the link below:

http://www.channel4.com/info/press/news/channel-4-to-broadcast-hunt-for-richard-iii

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Why didn’t someone make a historical note that they’d buried him under the car park in

New Street and which bay he was under?

It would have saved a lot of time and trouble, Stupid bloody Plantagenets

I dread to think how much they'll charge him for 'overstaying' when they bring him out !
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I dread to think how much they'll charge him for 'overstaying' when they bring him out !

When they pull him out he'll probably have a clamp on his leg.

  • 4 months later...
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Big announcement on Monday, it's just like Coronation Street.

From Reuters: "The archaeologists have gone to ground ahead of Monday's announcement at the University of Leicester"

Like it.

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I will break the news first as I am in the know. It is him D.N.A results are positive, a facial reconstruction has already been made and carbon dating is spot on. And he will be reburied in St Mary De Castro church.

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I will break the news first as I am in the know. It is him D.N.A results are positive, a facial reconstruction has already been made and carbon dating is spot on. And he will be reburied in St Mary De Castro church.

Whose DNA are they comparing it to ? I watched a program about him last night and it seems that the parenthood of all those fookers is suspect at best, so I'm not sure how they can be definite about anything .

They said some that big archer was daddy to Edward his brother and so grandfather to the princes in the tower.

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Whose DNA are they comparing it to ? I watched a program about him last night and it seems that the parenthood of all those fookers is suspect at best, so I'm not sure how they can be definite about anything .

They said some that big archer was daddy to Edward his brother and so grandfather to the princes in the tower.

I've always thought the same. Who's to say that 3 generations after Richard was killed that his descendent didn't play away from home.

  • 5 months later...
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Apparently found another sealed tomb.

 

 

(CNN) -- First came the dramatic discovery of the long-lost remains of King Richard III.

Now, there's the mystery of the coffin within the coffin.

Archaeologists working at the site in central England where Richard III's body was found underneath a parking lot are currently puzzling over a sealed lead coffin containing the remains of a yet-to-be-identified person.

The lead coffin was found encased in a larger stone coffin.

The smaller coffin is intact "except for a hole at one end of the casket through which we could tantalizingly see someone's feet," said Mathew Morris, the fieldwork director at the site

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2013/07/30/world/europe/uk-king-richard-coffin-mystery/index.html?hpt=hp_c3

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