Inside the Tower of London during the reign of King Henry VIII, two of the Tudor monarch’s wives were executed upon the scaffold on Tower Green. Anne Boleyn was the Second wife of the King, and she was executed by sword, but Catherine Howard was the tragic fifth wife of the King who was allegedly a teenager when she was executed by axe. Catherine had been sentenced to death for treason and adultery behind her husbands back, but one woman who was implicated in the whole Catherine Howard scandal was a woman who allegedly arranged for the Queen to have time and liaisons with her lover, the King’s favourite courtier Thomas Culpeper. But Jane Boleyn was the sister in law of the King’s second wife Anne Boleyn, and she has gone down in History as being a woman who was rather sinister, and she may have even sent her own husband to the block on Tower Hill. But her coffin was opened centuries after her execution inside of the Tower of London’s chapel.