ARTICLE & VIDEO: March thru York & Vanessa Roe Interview

Vanessa Roe is personable. She's out there supporting Richard. She's his 16th generation great-niece, and she's part of the legal action. If she needs any other credentials, I don't know what they'd be. If I were in Britain, I'd be marching with her and her group.

BBC News article & video interview with Ms. Roe here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-22425470

Nice interview, with yes, a charming lady.

On May 7, 2013, at 9:49 PM, "wednesday_mc" <wednesday.mac@...<mailto:wednesday.mac@...>> wrote:



Vanessa Roe is personable. She's out there supporting Richard. She's his 16th generation great-niece, and she's part of the legal action. If she needs any other credentials, I don't know what they'd be. If I were in Britain, I'd be marching with her and her group.

BBC News article & video interview with Ms. Roe here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-22425470

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Vanessa Roe Interview



> Vanessa Roe is personable. She's out there supporting Richard. She's his
> 16th generation great-niece, and she's part of the legal action. If she
> needs any other credentials, I don't know what they'd be.

Even though they're swinging the lead over Richard's likely intentions, that
doesn't mean they're not sincere, and if Leicester don't come up with a plan
for a credible tomb in a side-chapel (either a new one or an existing one
re-purposed) at the cathedral, or at St Mary de Castro or Sutton Cheney,
then I'd support them. His likely intention was probably either
Fotheringhay or Windsor or Westminster but if none of those are possible
York may well be the next best thing, if Leicester don't get their finger
out.