The Gruesome Death of Giovanni Borgia - Medieval Murder Mysteries - S01 EP06 - History Documentary

Delve into the intriguing world of Renaissance Italy as we unravel the medieval murder mystery surrounding Giovanni Borgia. Once a favoured son of the notorious Borgia family, Giovanni's life takes a dark turn, leading to his brutal demise. Was it jealousy within the Borgia siblings, a vengeful act by a rival family, or a shocking conspiracy? Join us in exploring the motives, suspects, and forensic clues of this unsolved historical murder. Step back in time with experts as we piece together the chilling events and secrets of the powerful and corrupt House of Borgia.
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Medieval Murder Mysteries is a captivating historical documentary series that delves into the enigmatic and sinister crimes of the medieval era. With meticulous research and dramatic reenactments, the show unravels unsolved mysteries, murders, and intrigues from a time when justice was elusive. Explore the dark secrets, clues, and motives behind these age-old crimes as experts and historians shed light on the turbulent past. Join the journey into the heart of medieval darkness as each episode unveils a different chilling murder mystery, providing a window into a bygone world of treachery, deception, and the relentless quest for justice.
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[@daltsav]

Would have been a great show done in 15 minutes. But 45 of repeating the same scenario and watching the stabing 35 times just makes it boring and repetitive. 🤷‍♀️

[@MontyDotharl]

It was Ezio Auditore da Firenze, obviously.

[@Richiedei50]

Interesting but I do wish just a couple of minutes research on the internet had been carried out as to the pronunciation of Giovanni and especially Cesare.

[@VynylFantasy]

I love how the Borgias are the name associated with gangster tactics, poisoning, intrigue, etc, when it’s only because they rose to great heights. When the truth is, the Borgias corruption was only part and parcel of an entire sect of society where this sort of behavior was the norm. I could argue the names of Sforza, Medici, Vitelli, Riario, d’Este, Della Rovere, Orsini, Collona, and Farnese were just as scandalous as any Borgia.

[@itsybitsybosmer]

This is true. I think the Borgias have the reputation they do because most of what we know about them was written by their enemies and people who hated them.

[@thing_under_the_stairs]

Absolutely. We tend to think of the Medicis, for example, as bankers, and patrons of the arts, but they are the reason we have the term "Machiavellian" today!

[@carh101]

Pepe Orsini is the Gray Pope p, who currently rules the ‘elite’ behind the scenes.

[@ChrisSmith-lo2kp]

highly recommend 1973 The Age of the Medici by Roberto Rosselini on Criterion

[@sarahwolfmayr2116]

Those documentaries - although i appreciate the effort - are really funny to me. The introduction says that it needs modern forensics to solve those murders, then they repeat some scarse facts all over the rest of the film to, at last, summarize that it´s impossible after all those centuries to solve those crimes.

[@JohnJames-be4qe]

If you are going to make these allegedly serious historical videos cut down on the hyperbole and get the facts correct. Too many of yours have obvious historical errors. Pope Alexander VI was not the head of the Holy Roman Empire that was the Holy Roman Emperor. Alexander VI was the Pope and head of the Roman Church.

[@gloriamontgomery6900]

Thank you. It’s really a dumb mistake.

[@girl1213]

Popes unofficially ruled the Holy Roman Empire through the Emperor. That's why it's called the *Holy* Roman Empire. The Emperor needed the backing of the Pope to sit on the throne. Without that backing, a prince couldn't become Emperor. Due to the distance between what is now Germany and the Naple states, it's not surprising the Pope didn't interfere with the ruling too much, but the fact that only he could control crown the Empire shows just how much power and influence he had. That's why the Pope is called "The Head" not "The Ruler." He is the True Power behind the Throne. The documentary isn't lying.

[@JohnJames-be4qe]

You are incorrect on the papal control.@@girl1213

[@amandasteiner7806]

This channel doesn't "make these allegedly serious historic videos". They don't make any videos lol, they just find them and share them for us to watch. This mini series that youre crying about was made by UKTV in the UK, maybe you can email the producers and tell them how to do their jobs in making a proper television mini series, lol

[@ha231]

This documentary is very clearly from 15 - 20 years ago. The channel doesn't make them, they reupload old ones made by TV production companies long ago.

[@hilario6128]

You guys couldn’t even get the burial site of Cesare Borgia correctly! He’s buried in Viana , SPAIN! Not Viana in Portugal 😅😅😅

[@biendereviere]

Never heard of Joffrey Borgia…

[@sandym8787]

There is a DVD set called the Borgias ....

[@VynylFantasy]

Then you clearly don’t know much about the Borgias.

[@VynylFantasy]

@@sandym8787and the Canadian made series ‘Borgia’ is far more entertaining and historically accurate than the Tudors Italian Vacation, I mean the Borgias.

[@MegCazalet]

Guys I think OP is joking about the bad pronunciation in this program. It’s more commonly Gioffre Borgia.

[@tommie827]

Interesting!

[@JuliahistoryLover]

I bet it was his two brothers, who had growing resentment and anger towards him. They all have money from their dad, so they didn’t need to steal.. they also didn’t need to display the body

[@billbedworth4713]

Cut down on the horid noise in the bacground one could hardly call it music and its not needed cant hear the real speetch😅

[@julietedesco7804]

Cesare is pronounced Chezzare with the emphasis on the first syllable. Listening to it pronounced as sessare is like fingernails on a blackboard 😖

[@OhCanadathebest]

Shut up

[@cherylmarcuri5506]

Actually, he was Italian, the accent would be on the second to last vowel. Yes. Literally. And you would say it "Cheh-ZA-reh"

[@sarahwolfmayr2116]

my thoughts exactly. Why not at least get the names right?

[@manuellubian5709]

Calm down. Not everyone knows this.

[@LondonEE16]

For sure. After I heard that I thought, if this guy doesn't even know this famous person's name, why should I have any faith in the rest of his supposed knowledge. Any learned historian would know how to pronounce Cesare.

[@moniquenstein]

So little is actually known about this family’s goings-on because of how much of it was behind multiple closed doors and very little evidence of the allegations have ever come to light, even less was documented, so the lion’s share of the Borgia Family history is still speculation, nothing more. Just sayin’

[@margheritatimeus3400]

Ok the need of sensationalism (with Borgia even too easy), but I've rarely seen such a superficial historical recostruction. Full of errors which not even an Italian high school student would do, with so called experts talking about something they clearly don't know, with silly analysis of political and historical motivations ("jealous of his brother because he was allowed to have many mistresses"... Seriously?!😳), absolute lack of knowledge about how people and families in Reinassance could think and act... Really, you should deal with modern crime news, and don't mess with history, you don't have the competences for... 🙄🙄🙄

[@takohamoolsen2486]

Perhaps on the orders of Cesare and Gioffre.

[@neilcombrink5231]

I say it was the sister she had hired some gents t wake him

[@manuellubian5709]

R there any down line descendants of the Borgia Family, alive today in 2023?

[@kristinetaulbut4975]

What an excellent question

[@TheMarioporque]

Yes there are. The Llanza y Drudis family. But they are normal people, no murders, no poisoning either. The blood has lost the grip😉

[@takohamoolsen2486]

@@TheMarioporque I used to go to school with an Arellano and a Mendoza. They claim family ties with the Borgias too.

[@speakupriseup4549]

Sounds nearly as loathsome as Hunter Biden

[@williamegler8771]

Or the Dorito Dictator and his family!

[@NatalieD1255]

Sounds more like the Orange Mussolini. Hope the end is the same

[@ottoandnibbles]

🤣😂🤣😂