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An Ereo's original. I was born with a special gift. The ability to mentally transform any

situation into the worst case scenario in my own brain. My therapist calls my gift

catastrophizing, and that's why I'm uniquely qualified to scrutinize and analyze history's

greatest disasters, and find out who's to play. They say history repeats itself, not on my watch.

My name is Rebecca Delgado-Smith, and I am The Alarmist.

Hey everyone, thanks for tuning into The Alarmist, a comedy podcast where we talk about

history's greatest tragedies, and figure out who's to blame. Today we're discussing

the death of Lady Jane Gray. Here's what you need to know.

On July 10, 1553, Lady Jane Gray wore a velvet emerald gown dripping with jewels as she walked

in a magnificent procession to the Tower of London. Recently proclaimed Queen of England in Ireland,

she settled into the tower's royal quarters to await her coronation.

Only nine days later, Jane would be arrested for treason and jailed in the Tower of London.

What was just days ago, her palace would become her prison.

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