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In early 1531, Richard Roose (also Richard Rouse, Richard Cooke) was accused of poisoning members of the household of John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester for which he was subsequently boiled alive. Although nothing is known of Roose or his life outside of the case, he is believed to have been Fisher's household cook—or, less likely, a friend of the cook—at Fisher's residence in Lambeth. He was accused of adding a white powder to some porridge, which was eaten by Fisher's dining guests, as well as two beggars to whom the food was given as charity.The guests survived, but the beggars died. Roose claimed that he had been given the powder to add to the food by a stranger, and claimed it was intended to be a joke—he thought he was incapacitating his fellow servants rather than killing anyone, he s

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rdfs:comment	Richard Roose o Rouse (... – Londra, 5 aprile 1531) è stato un cuoco inglese di John Fisher vescovo di Rochester.Fu giustiziato per aver tentato di avvelenare il vescovo, e in quella occasione avvelenò diversi altri membri della famiglia. In risposta al crimine venne emanato un provvedimento che prevedeva l'esecuzione pubblica per bollitura a morte in un calderone. Fu il primo ad essere sottoposto a questo procedimento giudiziario nella legge inglese, che fu presto abrogato già sotto il regno di Edoardo VI (1547), e il suo caso conserva una particolare notorietà. (it) In early 1531, Richard Roose (also Richard Rouse, Richard Cooke) was accused of poisoning members of the household of John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester for which he was subsequently boiled alive. Although nothing is known of Roose or his life outside of the case, he is believed to have been Fisher's household cook—or, less likely, a friend of the cook—at Fisher's residence in Lambeth. He was accused of adding a white powder to some porridge, which was eaten by Fisher's dining guests, as well as two beggars to whom the food was given as charity.The guests survived, but the beggars died. Roose claimed that he had been given the powder to add to the food by a stranger, and claimed it was intended to be a joke—he thought he was incapacitating his fellow servants rather than killing anyone, he s (en)
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