The Shakespeare Foundation is helping to fund Renaissance history scholar and cryptanalyst Alan W. Green’s current research at Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-Upon-Avon, England, where the great author is buried. For twenty years Green has focused on deciphering a stunning web of codes hidden within the canon. In 2011 he covertly radar-scanned the altar stone at the church, scientifically proving that something was hidden in a large cavity inside the stone.

By opening the ancient relic in full view of the world’s media Green believes the cloud of doubt that has hung over the orthodox story for centuries will finally either vindicate the Stratford man’s tarnished reputation – or put the crown on the right head. Either way Holy Trinity Church will be universally lauded for doing the right thing. The outcome will be a boon for Stratford’s tourism and world-wide it will spark renewed, energetic interest in the great man and his timeless works.

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