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Mermaid says
There are no photographs existing of the child.
On July 16, 1918 the royal family was awakened in the middle of the night, taken to a basement room, and shot. Their bodies were eventually buried in a muddy roadway, beneath railroad ties, where they remained until 1979.
That was when a retired geologist, Alexander Avdonin, and a Russian filmmaker, Geli Ryabov, deduced where the burial site was located. But it was not until 1991 that the bones were exhumed. It took another three years to positively identify the remains through DNA analysis, and something shocking was learned. Only nine skeletons were in the grave. There should have been eleven. Two of Nicholas II's children were not there. Russian experts who examined the bones concluded, from photographic superimposition, that daughter, Maria, and son, Alexei, were missing. An American expert analyzed dental and bone specimens and independently determined the missing to be son, Alexei, and daughter, Anastasia. The debate over who was right raged for years and has, to this day, never been resolved. The only point that all agree upon is that the remains of two imperial children have never been found.
ironfist_06 says
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