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Cambridge University's Medieval Murder Maps project analysed the murder of priest John Forde. Forde was killed in 1337 in a calculated act of revenge by a member of the English aristocracy.

and planned the assassination of a priest. Ela Fitzpayne appears to have been many things, including an extraordinary person." More information: Spatial Dynamics of Homicide in Medieval English ...

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a research team from the Cambridge University Institute of Criminology’s Medieval Murder Maps project may have found the killer of a priest. However, this priest may not have been so innocent. A new ...

English noblewoman Ela Fitzpayne did not “forget or forgive” the actions of the church that left her publicly humiliated, researchers at the University of Cambridge said.

The 1337 murder of the priest John Forde in the heart of medieval London was especially gruesome: one attacker slit Forde's throat with a dagger while two others stabbed him with "long knives" in ...

In 1337, a priest named John Forde walked down a busy ... Ford’s was one of 355 unsolved homicides documented by the Medieval Murder Maps project — a database created by the University of ...