Truth of 'Richard III' skeleton to be revealed
DNA test results were today due to reveal whether remains found under a car park in Leicester are those of Richard III.
The University of Leicester excavated the site of a city church where it was thought the king was buried.
They found a skeleton with a badly curved spine and head injuries consistent with descriptions of the king's death in 1485.
Richard III was a former Duke of Gloucester and some people have argued that his remains should be interred at Gloucester Cathedral, where Edward II is also buried.
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But the Ministry of Justice has said it is likely the king would be given a burial inside Leicester Cathedral.
Comments
by Glos_Lad34
Monday, February 04 2013, 10:43AM
“Someone that is to do with Gloucester and it ends up in a cathedral in Leicester.”