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Boiled Alive by the King The Most Disturbing Execution in Henry VIII’s Reign

In 1532, Richard Roose was just a cook — until a bowl of poisoned porridge turned him into the first man in English history to be boiled alive by royal command. But this isn’t just a story of crime and punishment. It’s about a king rewriting the law for one man, twisting justice into performance. When two died from a mysterious meal, Henry VIII didn't wait for a trial — he declared Roose guilty, passed a new act of Parliament, and made his execution a warning to all. This video explores the full, disturbing arc: • How a simple kitchen mishap became high treason • How boiling alive became legal overnight • And how fear was used as a weapon of rule Step into the dark world of Tudor justice — where pain wasn’t just punishment… it was propaganda. #RichardRoose #HenryVIII #TudorHistory #DarkHistory #MedievalJustice #BoiledAlive #HistoricalExecution #TortureHistory #TudorTerror #HISTMEM #TreasonAndPunishment #TudorEngland #HistoryUncovered #RoyalBrutality #PublicExecution #MedievalHorror