Who Was Richard III? - Busting the Mythology: 7. Were the 'Princes in the Tower' murdered?

This series of short films has been made in celebration of the Richard III Society's centenary - our first 100 years of research into historical truths long hidden or disregarded. The Richard III Society is one of the oldest and largest historical societies in the world with an international membership stretching across six continents, from the Americas, Africa, Europe and Asia to Australia and New Zealand.

Using the most reliable records created in and around Richard's lifetime (as duke and king), these nine videos challenge the myths and legends that still surround Richard III to this day.

To find out more about Richard III and the sons of King Edward IV, please visit https://richardiii.net/faqs/the-princ...

To find out more about Thomas More as an historical source from the Society's former Chair, historian Matthew Lewis, please visit    • Top 10 Problems with Thomas More's Richard...  

With appreciation to Liam Wilks, Videographer and Editor, and Andrew Hilyer, Assistant, and to Yorkshire Museum in York. Filmed during the Society's centenary celebrations. Presented by Philippa Langley MBE.

The Richard III Society
Researching & Reassessing Richard III
1924-2024
https://richardiii.net/

Film Series:
1. Was Richard a hunchback?
2. Did he murder Hastings?
3. Did he murder Rivers and Grey?
4. Was he an illegal king?
5. Did he commit incest?
6. Did he plan to marry his niece?
7. Were the 'Princes in the Tower' murdered?
8. Are the Princes buried in Westminster Abbey?
9. Did the Princes return to claim the throne?