Nero's Dark Secret: How He Murdered His Own Brother

He was born to be Emperor. Britannicus had it all - until his mother remarried and everything changed. When Agrippina married Emperor Claudius, she brought her own son into the palace. His name was Nero. And he would stop at nothing to keep the throne.

Claudius died under mysterious circumstances, and the imperial crown passed to seventeen-year-old Nero instead of his rightful heir, Britannicus. But the young prince was still alive - and that made him a threat. Nero knew the Roman people whispered his name, compared him to the true blood of Claudius. So he turned to Rome's most infamous poisoner, Locusta, and commissioned the unthinkable. This is the dark true story of one of history's most chilling murders.

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