Abdul, no doubt there, was poisoned off. The 'Family' was not going to tolerate his presencearound Victoria for much longer. As for the gay blades, Edwina and Javhar, they did what homo sexual protocol has called forsince the start of time: they faked a romance to fend suspicion. 'Murder in the Palace' was the very basis of survival of monarchies across the globe. We know that that the heir, Prince Bertie, married an Irish teen in a Catholic church. The registry can be examined at St. Marys' in the East End. We know that she was held in a lunaticasylum and incapacitated with the use of arsenic: records can be examined even today. Bertie was starved to death in an abandoned castle. His remains are sequestered on a third floor porch at Windsor. We know that twelve Irish prostitutes wrote the palace to blackmail over the affair: all twelve were murdered by the queen's surgeon. He was Jack the Ripper ! Those files were openedby Harold Wilson.
Now I wonder if this 'regal' attitude is not related to the somewhat enigmatic relationship of Queen Empress Victoria with her Indian man servant (Abdul? - which was the subject of a popular movie), and had raised eyebrows in Bukhingham Palace in its time. (cf also Lady Mountbaten and Jawaharlah Nehru ;-)
