Please vote only once. And, of course, the finalist who receives the most votes will win. The Finalists The Queen of Sheba's Son One of the greatest royal mysteries of all time was that of Menyelek, the only son of the Queen of Sheba. The infant king of France, son of Louis X, died during his coronation in the arms of Countess Mahaut of Artois. The death of Jean I broke the Capetian line of father to son for the first time and opened a controversial dilemma of who should become the next king or queen of France.
Theories abound, culprits named, sources dispatched via torture and still the killer is unknown.
My uncle was in Vienna and started discussing the Habsburg Tragedy over a few glasses of the King of Sweden's reserved bottle of schnapps. Interrupted, a very old man confessed that Crown Prince Rudolf loved and wanted to marry his mistress. This was of course scandalous and to save embarrassment he was murdered along with her, with a suicide story cover up. This is true, if this man was exaggerating, this adds to it, indeed this is how mysteries start. If it was so necessary for the Royal family to be executed, why try and cover up traces of the murders.