00:09I'm Dan Snow and I'm Professor Susanna Lipscomb and together we're investigating the world of
00:15the Tudors in a whole new way. Oh wow. It really is a proper Game of Thrones. Starting with their
00:24deaths. These were some of the most famous figures in history. So this would have been
00:31where she died. Gosh. It's strange standing up here looking at the place she was executed and
00:37thinking what's that moment inevitable? I mean this is a sovereign queen being executed. Was it
00:44avoidable? This is a story that goes completely contrary to the version of events that Henry VIII
00:53and his cronies are putting out. Look at that. Shooter Rose. Wow. Did Warbeck make that confession?
01:08That does not look old enough to be written 500 years ago. Was she a pawn or was she the
01:13creator
01:14of her own demise? We can imagine her reading these letters from Henry. Isn't it amazing to be able to
01:20see that after all these years? What pulled the thread that led to their demise? And could it have
01:26been prevented? Did she make mistakes that led to that point? I think that's exactly the question. If
01:32only these walls could talk. There has been some extraordinary new evidence that I think might help
01:37us understand the events. A modern investigation uncovering fresh evidence and some age-old mysteries.
01:44So she wrote this six hours before her death? Unravel how the Tudors lost their heads on National Geographic.
