The BRUTAL EXECUTION Of Jane Boleyn - Anne Boleyn's sister in law

Inside of the Tower of London during the Tudor era, there were two queens of England who lost their heads on the execution scaffold that was created. Anne Boleyn would lose her head by sword, but Catherine Howard was not allowed a sword, and the fifth wife would be subjected to the commoner’s axe, which was considered a more brutal execution. But there was a woman who following the execution of Catherine Howard was brought out to lose her head also. Jane Boleyn was the wife of Anne Boleyn’s brother, and she was a lady in waiting to many of Henry VIII’s wives, but she had been implicated in a scandal that rocked the royal court, and saw the King’s wife sleep with another man, the King’s close friend and courtier. But Jane Boleyn’s reputation in History is one which is considered shocking and brutal, and many believe that she was one of the most evil women of the Tudor period.