Approximately seven centuries ago, a young individual, now referred to as the 'Bocksten Man', suffered three blows to his cranium, was subsequently thrown into a peat bog, and anchored down with three wooden stakes to ensure he remained submerged. What is the backdrop to this eerie conclusion of the man's existence, and what drove his assailants to guarantee his remains stayed hidden?
Good Lord Man! They killed Hugh Frasier!
Very interesting