Tomb search could end riddle of Shakespeare's true identity [Fulke Greville]

Telegraph ^ | Sunday, August 9th, 2009 | David Harrison

[SunkenCiv]

:’) You’re most welcome.

[crypt]

There is too much evidence now that confirms Fulke Greville is much more important than earlier realised and the link to Shakespeare is very strong,especially when they discover earl manuscripts buried within Fulke Grevilles Tomb.
His present day great ancestor Christopher Brooke Fulke Greville is a renown Historian and is delighted if there is a confirmed link.

[Clemenza]

Edward De Vere, the Earl of Oxford, aka “The Countenence that SHAKES SPEARS.”

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Thanks for the followup, crypt. Like twigs, I generally tend toward the view that Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare — and Oswald shot Kennedy. :)
However, the case for DeVere looked pretty strong, last time I looked, and it changed me from a skeptic to an agnostic. I’ll have to dig more into Greville now.
Sure wish more people in the past had chosen to be buried with their books!

[SunkenCiv]

That *may* have referred to his, ahem, private life...

[crypt]

There is certainly a lot of evidence pointing towards Lord Brooke,Fulke Greville being the master of Shakespeare.
Its always been strongly recognised by the worlds leading investigators that Fulke Greville and Shakespeare are similar in many ways.
Even the physical likeness is uncanny and while interviewing Fulke Grevilles present relative Christopher Brooke Fulke Greville you can see the resemblances are exact.
The Tomb of Fulke Greville will be investigated very soon and if they find hidden evidence that links Fulke Greville to Shakespeare then most certainly the history books will have to be re written.