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Brutal 14th Century Revenge Murder Finally Solved
Voice is AI-generated. Inconsistencies may occur. A new investigation by a Cambridge University criminologist has revealed evidence of a 14th-century murder entangled in betrayal, scandal, and power struggles. Professor Manuel Eisner, head of the Medieval Murder Maps project at the University's…
Imagine walking around London and discovering that just where you stand a murder occurred more than 600 years ago. That’s exactly what the Medieval Murder Maps project at Cambridge University proposes: an interactive tool that allows you to explore homicides that occurred in medieval London and, more recently, in the cities of York and Oxford. But these are not just points on a map, but a window to society, justice and the conflicts of a brutal …
Why Did A Medieval Noblewoman Assassinate Priest John Forde Near St Paul's Cathedral In 1337? - Ancient Pages
Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com - One of the intriguing unsolved medieval murder cases in 14th-century England involves the assassination of a priest near St Paul’s Cathedral in 1337. The question arises: why would a noblewoman commit such an act? Possible motives include revenge, jealousy, or slander. Professor Manuel Eisner, a criminologist from Cambridge, has discovered new […]
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