Cracow 15th January, 2013
Dear Manuel Rosa,
We are citizens of Kraków, the city where members of the
Jagiellonian dynasty are buried in the Wawel Cathedral, the burial site for
Polish monarchs.
We have been deeply moved by your studies on the origins of
Christopher Columbus.
The first pieces of information we received were from the
press. However, it was after the translation of your book appeared that our
curiosity was aroused even more.
We would like to encourage you to conclude the exciting
research and prove, or disprove, through DNA testing, whether or not Columbus
was a descendant of the Jagiellonian dynasty.
We would like to offer any indispensable help in
organizational matters, that is contact with the clergy, Cardinal of Kraków,
organization of your stay in Kraków, notification and invitation, with your
consent, of the appropriate people, who would be willing to accompany you in
uncovering the mystery.
We believe that DNA testing should be carried out on both
King Władysław II Jagiełło (the father of King Władysław III of Varna) and his
fourth wife Sophia of Halshany since her husband accused her of adultery and
she went on trial. Therefore it is possible that the King Władysław III of
Varna was not a child of Władysław II Jagiełło. This only points to infidelity
of the king’s wife and it does not challenge in any way your research on the
origin of Christopher Columbus.
We will be grateful for your response.
At the same time we want to congratulate you on the research
done so far in this area.
If you have other plans aimed at confirmation of Christopher
Columbus’ identity and our help is not needed, we will keep our fingers crossed
for your successful explanation of the fascinating story.
Yours sincerely,
Piotr Trzos
Jagiellonian University Collegium Medicum
and Marcin Jedras
and Marcin Jedras
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