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The Scottish soldier whose skull was crushed by a trebuchet: Skeleton found at Stirling castle is first confirmed victim of trebuchet attack
Scientists have found the remains of a soldier in Scotland's Stirling Castle who may be one of the unluckiest people in history.
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