Untold Story" appeared, in November of 2009, the authors' website stated: "We are dilegently trying to prove the true family of Christopher Columbus by concrete scientific methods including DNA analyses that are ongoing at the University of Granada and other forensic means". (It still says that!) The DNA evidence, at the time of the book's publication, four months ago, was inconclusive. Now, four months later, he says that he has "proof to assert that the man who discovered America wasn't a peasant". "Assert" is just a "declaration". He also says after 20 years of research he can "claim" his investigation as the truth. A "claim", itself, is not, at all, any type real proof. We're told above that Columbus's real name was Segismundo Henriques, son of Vladimir lll, of Poland. Yet, the website contradicts this, by telling us that his real name was Latin; "Colonus" and "Colon". Which is it? It's all much too uneven, contrived and catchpenny. This