DNA strongly supports that skeleton was Richard III

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After recent tests, scientists say they are 99.999 percent sure that remains exhumed in 2012 are those of the king.

Sept. 3, 2013 The remains of England's King Richard III, which were found on a dig in Leicester, England. The king, one of England’s most reviled monarchs, was probably infected with parasitic worms. Researchers who dug up the skeleton have found roundworm eggs in the soil around his pelvis, where his intestines would have been. University of Leicester/via AP

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