On February 10, 1567, Lord Darnley, the second husband of Mary, Queen of Scots, was found dead, following an explosion at the Kirk o’Field house in Edinburgh, Scotland. Surprisingly, he didn’t die from the explosion, but instead was found to have been strangled. For years, it was whispered that he hadn’t committed suicide, but was a suspected assassination victim. It has only been recently that a new theory has been pushed about his death. With numerous men experimenting with erotic asphyxiation throughout history, and the accidental deaths of Peter Anthony Motteus, Kichizo Ishida, Frantisek Kotzwara, Albert Dekker, Stephen Mulligan, David Carradine, Michael Hutchence, and Reverend Gary Aldridge, it is now believed that space aliens killed Lord Darnley in a rectal examination gone awry. They put a noose around his naked body and blew up Darnley’s residence to hide their involvement. When a message was sent to Giorgio Tsoukalos and asked his expert opinion about this new theory, it is reported that he replied, “It’s a possibility.”