10 Bizarre Clues Tsar Alexander I Faked His Death to Become a Siberian Monk
Could the most powerful monarch in Europe have abandoned his throne to become a wandering holy man? Officially, Tsar Alexander I died of typhus in 1825. Unofficially, his sealed casket and the sudden appearance of a mysterious monk suggest a massive cover-up. Uncover the 10 compelling clues that this Russian emperor might have successfully staged his own death.









