Scientists today revealed that a
skeleton discovered under a car park
in Leicester is that of King Richard III.

Researchers sensationally discovered
a skull under the social services car
park in September while hunting for
the former king's final resting place.

They had previously said there was
'strong circumstantial evidence' to
suggest the bones are those of the
15th-century monarch, but experts
were finally able to disclose the
results of much-anticipated tests on
the remains today.

The skeleton had a metal arrowhead
lodged in its spine, along with other
injuries matching those which
Richard III sustained when he was
killed at the Battle of Bosworth in
1485.

The remains also had signs of 'battle
trauma' and scoliosis - the spinal
condition which gave the medieval
monarch his infamous hunched
back.

Richard III was the last English
monarch to die in battle, after being
defeated by an army led by Henry
Tudor.

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so he had scoliosis aftrall

MacLovington: so he had scoliosis aftrall

Yes he did.

Great. I hope some kids used it to play football a little

Mynd_44: Great. I hope some kids used it to play football a little

But why the beef against the last King of England to die in a battle?

FXKing2012:
But why the beef against the last King of England to die in a battle?

no beef. Just saying

Mynd_44:
no beef. Just saying

hmnnn.....ok