The Murder of King William II

A king. An arrow. A forest thick with secrets. When William Rufus fell dead during a royal hunt in 1100, it was labelled an accident, but the facts, and the timing, suggest otherwise. In this episode, we explore the suspicious death of King William II and the brother who just happened to become king days later. Please consider supporting the show by subscribing and leaving a review wherever you get your podcasts, and if you would like to support us more directly, then why not buy us a coffee? Head on over to https://compacthistories.com/murdercoffee/ to see how.   An article supporting this episode can be found on the website at https://compacthistories.com/murder/the-murder-of-king-william-ii/.  Check out our other compact podcasts - Compact Biographies, Compact Disasters, Compact History, Compact Mysteries, and Compact Warfare at: compactbiographies.com compactdisasters.com compacthistory.com compactmysteries.com compactwarfare.com