The RUTHLESS Death Of King Richard III Of England

Richard III is one of the most notorious Kings in History. He is linked often to the disappearance and assumed murder of his own nephews in the 'Princes in the Tower' mystery. It's believed that Richard to seize the throne and to become King had the two young children murdered for him to take the throne himself in a power hungry grab of the crown. Richard once he was King also executed a number of people during his reign, but within two years of him becoming crowned he would be dead on the battlefield during the final part of the Wars of the Roses.

At the Battle of Bosworth field against Henry Tudor (Henry VII) and his army, Richard III was slain and killed in bloody fashion. He was then taken to Leicester and his body displayed to show the people of England that the King had been killed. However in 2013, his remains were amazingly rediscovered under a car park in Leicester and his skeletal remains showed the true brutal and ruthless death that Richard III faced over 500 years ago on the battlefield. His skeleton contained a number of wounds, including one incredibly savage wound to his head which would have been fatal. Many of the wounds occurred during the Battle of Bosworth, and he was piled on by a number of soldiers and killed after being rushed. But the remains told the true story of his death.

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