The GRUESOME Execution Of Richard Roose - The Cook Who Was BOILED ALIVE

[@robertpizor577]

Henry VIII: *Boils Richard Roose alive for attempting to poison John Fisher* Also Henry VIII: *Beheads John Fisher*

[@aprilgosa5779]

Robert Pizor Sounds like our boy Henry! Psychopathic as they come but I mean if the mother of his then 3 year old child isn't safe then nobody would be wouldd they? and look at Catherine of Aragon and Mary he banned them from seeing talking even writing to Each other till the day Catherine died she longed for her beloved daughter and then to add to it Henry forbade Mary from the funeral even when her lady or whatever it was called offered to take her and basically guard her she said it like tha to appeal to Henry but Nooooo he would nto budge I mean which is worse being murdered or dying of a broken heart from being banished from your owwnly child I think Catherine died of a mother's broken Heart! And then to ddinsult to injury the only way Mary got Henry's affections back as much as she possibly could from a Narcissist who does not genuinely love anyone but himself Mary had to sign tht infamous paper denouncing herself as his daughter confirming that she ws illegitimate and a bastard child and denouncing her Faith Mary was crushed she felt instant guilt that she had betrayed her mother herself and worse her God ! But she essentially had no choice she was also in fear of her own life Henry had already shown nobody was really safe from hsi wrath she knew that included her she knew if the idea suited him he could and wouldeasily have her killed or she feared he would and lets be real he would have ! so actually when Mary declined to have Elizabeth executed when he was implicated in a plot to take Mary down she already showed the difference in her and her father because I don't think Henry ever turned down an execution so she held her for 2 months then set her free I wish she would have done the same with the young Jane Grey but she didn't Mary also have all that in her Adolescents and then enduring a marriage where her love was not reciprocated and 2 false alrm pregnancies Mary also essentially died o fa broken Heart at the young age of 42 the actual medical cause was ovarian cancer probably since she had lived with female issues her entire teens to adult life Catherine her mother had a black mass on her heart official cause is heart cancer some speculated that she was poisoned by Henry and Anne but Nah! Annr was not evil and Henry was not stupid he did not want to piss of Spain he would not win that war! I mean he was not 18 anymore by then ! LOL also wasn't he huge or getting there I know when he died he was about 400 pounds those poor horses kidding he had to stop riding horses the bigger he got luckily for the horses! LOL

[@silverivy1313]

Can I just say that I love this channel? You post so frequently and have such fascinating video topics and tidbits on Tudor history that I haven’t heard anywhere else. Many kudos to the brilliant minds behind this channel!

[@leticiagarcia9025]

That was horrific. No one deserves to be boiled alive.

[@1appyfarm238]

Really great deterrent for getting the point across though

[@ambreeniram2268]

Gruesome end for a poor cook without trial. Surely there was no mercy, no humanity in Tudor England. General public used to come witness executions is itself horrific. The cook was just a pawn in a much bigger game of politics and dark love.

[@GeorgeLennon100]

Seems obvious to me Henry was behind this attempted murder of Fisher. Roose took the blame for it without blaming anyone but himself.

[@bellarose8511]

Was the cook's confession by choice or "coersion"?

[@kathleenvargovich9539]

What do you think!

[@girlingoldboots5273]

So perhaps the "treason" was failing at his mission for the King, rather than killing some random servants? Hmmm....

[@jacquesrenou2850]

My man thoughts exactly 💯

[@jacquesrenou2850]

My thoughts exactly 💯

[@ericwortman3180]

Henry VIII was such a monster.....

[@aprilgraham-tash1124]

How very horrible...I can't even begin to imagine the absolute terror&pain that he endured. 😢

[@TheBlackPrince447]

Imagine what it was like watching that execution 🤮

[@downrightannoying3922]

burnt myself on a candle today. i cannot fathom his pain

[@lilscho]

i knew about this but i didn't know that the guy wasn't even given a trial. not like that would have actually changed anything, but just wild he didn't even get any kind of trial, even one stacked against him.

[@terrenceseidman2587]

Wow hard to say if this is gruesome when we in this century do similar or worse maybe not the official government but some murders are pretty messed up. Interesting video as always

[@kgrimes4934]

No, we can say this was gruesome without any hesitation. The comparison is unnecessary.

[@tinyGrim1]

@@kgrimes4934 that's true actually. It was a grusome way to die for him. Period. End of story, I get where you coming from 👍☮️

[@tinyGrim1]

Actually, she is correct. Abruptly so , but she's right 👍😊 This is this guy's grusome death. Period. Makes sense. It's this man's story in history.

[@MyelinProductions]

WOW! how very twisted & sick. demonic spurs demonic. very tragic & sad.

[@davidellis5135]

They should take down all of king Henry's paintings, does not deserve he's status, monstrous thing to do, we condemned Hitler for he's appalling brutality, we should condemn this .weather he was guilty or not, that way to execute someone is shocking .

[@metalbelles3662]

Hes the product of his time and its more than 4 centuries ago

[@dr.buzzvonjellar8862]

The brutality of humanity is limited only by the human imagination, which makes it unlimited

[@chrisgriffin7357]

I'm sure many a people decided on not using poison after hearing the tale of Roose's execution. Barbarity saves lives.

[@megjames6086]

Please share your sources for these videos. Especially for the quote you attributed to Mary Boleyn

[@donaldsteven7592]

I heard they kept Dipping him in the Boiling water and pulling him back up really quickly do you think they did that so he wouldn't Cook to quick??

[@staceeAB]

What an awful way to go

[@donaldsteven7592]

Yeah definitely and I heard they kept Dipping him in the Boiling water 😥 then pulling him back up really quickly. Do you think they did that so he would Cook slowly??

[@ajae...]

This is an extremely gruesome execution, as you say. Yet the common people of the day were bored? Figures.

[@shaytunstallgaming4222]

Hannibal Lecter complained, he said Richard Roose was undercooked.

[@Renexoxo]

High treason was murdering someone classed above your station. A woman murdering her husband was considered high treason.

[@tinyGrim1]

Thank you

[@COBO2]

Boiled alive. That’s one gruesome execution.

[@susanmccormick6022]

Courtney Bonnick2: Yet it's okay to boil lobsters & crabs alive & certain other countries to do that to dogs & cats!

[@COBO2]

@@susanmccormick6022 your comparing people being executed in a gruesome death to lobsters and crabs being cooked alive for food 😯. I don’t see how the two can be compared 😂

[@susanmccormick6022]

@@COBO2 Surely it's cruel to boil any living creature to death no matter what the species?All feel pain.There was an Eastern potentate many centuries ago who not only boiled a would be assassin to death,but his baby son too.Humans are & always have been,barbaric.Was it Mark Twain who was once asked "What do you think about civilization?"His reply was "Let me know when it starts".Thanks for your feedback,have a good day.

[@COBO2]

@@susanmccormick6022 then how should they be killed?

[@danteerskine7678]

@@COBO2 do you think so?? And what about the 1950s lynchings in the united states?? It was a distraction and public event back then for the so called churchgoers and it was normal . These same people who were hanged and lynched publicly were accused on unfounded allegations, without any trials.

[@HabrenOdinsdottir]

Oh! Eew! Yuck! Oh my!

[@marfeeb1483]

"It's just a prank, bro" - the cook probably

[@jacquesrenou2850]

Boiled in oil or water?I've heard that people were boiled in oil.Never mentioned exactly 🤔

[@robertcampbell1523]

I often wondered why in the series The Tudors, that they showed his man being executed in a chamber as opposed to outside as it actually happened? Now I actually wonder on how accurate the series really is.

[@robindavisduckworth8992]

Yicks!!! I did not know about this one!!

[@donaldsteven7592]

Yeah lol right! And I heard they kept Dipping him in the Boiling water 😥 then pulling him back up really quickly do you think they did that so he would Cook more slow??

[@tomterrific132]

The most common form of execution was hanging, drawing & quartering. First you would be hanged but just before your neck breaks your cut down and stretched out by your 4 limbs. Then your abdomen is sliced open and your guts are drawn out, laid on your chest and set afire. Finally your limbs are chopped off one by one. Last of all your head is cut off!! This was not something that died out in Tudor times It was done to Robert Emmett in Dublin in 1802!!! And they say the British spread civilization!!!!!

[@Borderose]

That was reserved for crimes of high treason.

[@ajae...]

It wasn't the most common form of execution. It was saved for special circumstances.

[@sarahdiedrich1736]

I hope for some other videos from you - which are not about horrific executions.

[@Master-Ganja]

Looks like he got himself in hot water

[@desiree30]

You got to see it in the mini series The Tudors with Jonathan Reese Myers

[@shaytunstallgaming4222]

His executioner was Gordon Ramsay! #wheresthelambsauce

[@shannonmorrison7455]

You should do a video about anna mae aquash, very remarkable and such a brave woman. She was murdered by other native Americans for pure stupidity they thought she was fbi informant which she wasn't but she fought so hard for our fellow indigenous people.

[@shaytunstallgaming4222]

Bit like uncle Ben’s boil in a bag! 😂

[@borleyboo5613]

Very good. But you really should learn how to pronounce certain words. The G in Gibbet is said like the G in giblet not like the g in gravy. And ‘attainder’ is pronounced a tain der.

[@debbieanne7962]

How horrific!! And the common people actually stood around watching this slow, barbaric death. No trial. I'm happy not to have lived in 16th century England

[@dianeadams1748]

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[@bernardogui3607]

Fitting that someone who poisoned the soup was himself turned into a kind of soup. If you're stupid enough to try and poison a member of Henry's inner-circle, then you deserve everything you get.

[@Siggkins]

Nope.

[@MagdaleneDivine]

Anne boylyn was a karmic

[@donaldsteven7592]

Yeah and hey I heard they kept Dipping the criminal guy in the Boiling water 😥 then pulling him back up really quickly. Do you think they did that so he would Cook more slow?