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There has been rumour and conjecture ever since about their fate and the complicity, or not, of Richard of Gloucester, who proclaimed himself king, as [[Richard III]], shortly after. In 1674 the partial remains of two skeletons were recovered from the Tower grounds. A 1933 “post mortem” revealed only that they were of the right approximate ages.
There has been rumour and conjecture ever since about their fate and the complicity, or not, of Richard of Gloucester, who proclaimed himself king, as [[Richard III]], shortly after. In 1674 the partial remains of two skeletons were recovered from the Tower grounds. A 1933 “post mortem” revealed only that they were of the right approximate ages.
== Death ==
After Edward V was deposed June 25, 1483 and declared illegitimate, he was seen less and less until the end of Summer 1483 when they disappeared completely, which suggests a death date between July and September 1483, Alison Weir proposes September 3, 1483 as a potential date