Forensic Psychology

The Princes in the Tower: How Power and Bias Shape a Murder Investigation

The disappearance of two royal children in 1483 illustrates the difficulty of evaluating allegations when evidence is incomplete and political interests are powerful. Richard III became the central suspect, but historical accusations were influenced by dynastic conflict and later interpretations. This episode explores confirmation bias, motive attribution, and the dangers of treating suspicion as proof. Discover how a centuries-old mystery can illuminate enduring challenges in forensic reasoning.