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So let's get right into it. We're going to do another conspiracy

theory video. We're going to talk about whether Margaret Beaufort could have killed the princes

in the tower. So this has become a thing in recent years, particularly since like the White Queen

series and the Philippa Gregory books,

that there's this sort of idea that Margaret Beaufort could have potentially killed the princes

in the tower. And there's like a whole group of people who very, very firmly believe this.

I do not. And I'm going to talk about why not. If you do, more power to you, you are allowed to. I would

like to hear your thoughts as to why in the comment. You can let me know. But we are going to talk about

it from my perspective as to why I do not think she did and why I think it's a conspiracy theory.

If somebody lays out a really convincing argument in the comments

below, maybe we can revisit it. But yeah, this is basically why she didn't. We'll see. Maybe I'm,

I'm willing to be convinced if, I don't know. I don't actually know if I'm willing to be convinced.

I suppose I am. I'm willing to look at it if somebody makes a convincing argument.

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