The Tudor's Dynasty podcast.

Hi, everyone. It's me again.

Lacey Bonar Hall, and I'm here today with the second part of our episode on the

disappearance of the princes in the tower for the mini-series on rumor and gossip at the

Tudor Court.

If you haven't listened to the first part of this episode, you'll want to check that out

before this episode.

If you've already listened to the first

part, then let's jump right back into the conversation with Matthew Lewis, Nathan Amin,

and Nicola Talas about the fate of the princes in the tower. I know what I want to hear,

and I think it's probably what listeners want to hear. And it is your takes

on the possibility of these three big historical players being involved in the disappearance

of the princes. So what I would like to do now is go person by person and just ask you about the possibility of the person who you specialize

in because you, I mean, I feel like the three of you, you know the lives of these historical

figures. So I think you're all, you're well placed to give your opinions. And we're all going to

remember that these are opinions. Obviously, you can't know with 100% certainty if these people

were involved at all in the disappearance of the princes. I would like to get your takes on

the likelihood of them being involved. So Nathan, we're going to start with you. So with Henry

the seventh, in your opinion, did he possibly have any involvement in the disappearance of the princes?

No.

I think there's quite valid reasons why I come to that conclusion.

First and foremost, the rumors we have of the prince's demise, they all start in that chaotic summer of 1483.

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