Richard Moose in WA (Washington)

Richard Lee Moose, age 74, Clarkston, WA View Details

Cities: Hobart WA, Maple Valley WA, Kirkland WA Possible Relatives: Tanya Rae Kruger, Terry Lee Lemen, Kari L Moose

Richard Scott Moose, age 51, Taylorsville, NC View Details

Cities: Hobart WA, Maple Valley WA, Kirkland WA Possible Relatives: Tanya Rae Kruger, Terry Lee Lemen, Kari L Moose

Richard A Moose, age 60s, Tacoma, WA View Details

Locations: Tacoma WA, Kirkland WA, Redmond WA

Richard A Moose, age 70s, Anchorage, AK View Details

Locations: Anchorage AK Possible Relatives: Rhonda G Foster, Kathy J Inglis, Gregory Aaron Moose

Richard A Moose, age 69, Tacoma, WA View Details

Cities: Tacoma WA, Kirkland WA, Redmond WA

Richard A Moose, age 74, Anchorage, AK View Details

Cities: Anchorage AK Possible Relatives: Rhonda G Foster, Kathy J Inglis, Gregory Aaron Moose

Richard Roose

In early 1531, Richard Roose 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 hiread more...s 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 said. Fisher survived the poisoning as, for an unknown reason, he ate nothing that day. Roose was arrested immediately and tortured for information. King Henry VIII—who already had a morbid fear of poisoning—personally addressed the House of Lords on the case and was probably responsible for an act of parliament which attainted Roose and retroactively made murder by poison a treasonous offence mandating execution by boiling. Roose was boiled at London's Smithfield in April, 1532.read less...

Richard Moore (diplomat)

Richard Peter Moore, is a British civil servant, currently the Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) and formerly the Director General, Political, at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Developmentread more... Office. He was the first member of the British secret service to openly use Twitter, when on 2 October 2020 his tweets from his first day as Chief of MI6 made the news for their humorous hashtags and emojis. He was previously the British Ambassador to Turkey.read less...

Richard Mosse

Richard Mosse is an Irish conceptual documentary photographer.