The TRUTH About the Naked Man Escaping Buckingham Palace in 2015

I hate the royals as much as the next tinfoil hat–wearing conspiracy theorist. That said, it doesn’t do our side any favors when we run with every viral clip we see online without at least trying to debunk it first.

Back in 2015, E! aired a show called The Royals—a fictional drama about a made-up British royal family. One of their promotional videos—meant to stir up buzz—shows what looks like someone escaping from Buckingham Palace. It worked. The internet ate it up. And nearly a decade later, people are still sharing that video like it’s raw footage of a real escapee fleeing reptilian royalty.

Do I think something like that could happen? Absolutely. I’ve done enough tarot readings to believe that family’s rotten to the core.

And yeah, to the “I only trust what the authorities tell me because they’d never lie or hide something sinister” crowd—this is where you might want to exit.

Because I trust my own psychic ability more than I’ll ever trust the evening news.

But this specific video? Not it. Doesn’t pass the vibe check—or the windowpane count.

I (sorta) recreated Jon Rosling’s original comparison to keep the receipts alive. 
Top: screen grab from The Royals promo

Bottom: Google Street View of Buckingham Palace from August 2014

👻 Internet Sleuths Deserve Their Flowers

Huge shoutout to the original debunker, Jon Rosling, who actually took the time back in 2015 to line up the architecture and lay out the truth—while the rest of us were too busy zooming in on pixelated curtains. From what I can tell, he might’ve followed a Twitter breadcrumb about the building used in this video collage (teamwork makes the digital dream work). He identified the estate and showed it had zero to do with the actual royals.

His blog post might’ve disappeared into the void—like Prince Andrew’s dignity—but lucky for us, the internet never truly forgets. I found the internet archives of the original comparison image and recreated it, so we can finally put this one to rest again in 2025: yes, the royals are vile creatures (in my opinion)… but this isn’t a real kid/man escaping their satanic clutches.

So thanks, Jon. You made it possible for me to revive this moment and give it the digital de-fib it needed out here in these chaotic internet streets.

And while we’re at it—why hasn’t anyone—maybe the mainstream media or even fake-neutral Snopes—archived this properly? I’m talking a simple Google search, a Wayback Machine snapshot, something to show how the story actually fell apart. Sure, it’s been “debunked,” but they left out one crucial piece: the part where they show their damn work.

Why couldn’t any of these so-called “authorities” do a little digging, pull up Jon’s old blog post or a vintage Twitter thread like I did, and stop the rumor train before it derailed? I mean, I’m not claiming to be Sleuth of the Year, but I also don’t have dementia—and the fucking Mandela Effect shall not come for this one. Instead, they let the confusion fester, so now this keeps getting dragged back into the spotlight like a crappy 90s remake no one asked for.

Believe what you want—but let’s not hand them ammo to say we can’t tell fact from fantasy.

👑 Franken-Palace Insanity

The confusion really took off because the video blurs two buildings into one. It looks like Buckingham Palace at first glance—but if you line up the architecture, it’s clearly been stitched together with footage of another estate: the Moor Park Golf Club mansion. That building’s been used for filming all kinds of TV shows, and in this case, it played royal stunt double.

Moor Park Golf Park Mansion -
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Buckingham Palace on Google Maps - https://maps.app.goo.gl/xxde6t1Cc4ZvfzsH9

Buckingham Palace August 2014 Google Maps View - https://maps.app.goo.gl/CPsQGLa82veCuNp4A

Add a little CGI to blend the two facades, slap on a dramatic escape moment, and suddenly people think they’re watching a real-time rescue from a royal dungeon window. It’s a visual sleight of hand that was never meant to hold up to forensic-level scrutiny—but here we are, nearly a decade later, still trying to debunk a viral ghost story.

🎬 How They Likely Faked It (aka: I’m No CGI Expert, But…)

Alright, let’s talk about how this little royal stunt was probably pulled off—because no, this wasn’t some random security breach caught on an iPhone. This was a professionally staged bit of theater for The Royals promo.

And how do I know that? Because I have a browser and a brain.

Step 1: Find a Fancy Building That Looks Royal Enough

Enter: Moor Park Golf Club. This mansion is like Buckingham’s cousin who married rich and moved to the country. Looks close enough if you don’t squint too hard. It’s got columns, grand windows, and most importantly—it lets camera crews in.

Step 2: Dress It Up

Throw some guards out front, slap a couple Union Jacks on the gate, and only film the angles that look the part. If a bush looks too modern? Don’t film the bush. Movie magic.

Step 3: Use That Post-Production Spice

Now here’s where the CGI kicks in—unless it’s CG? Look, I’m a psychic, not a dirty Hollywood FX tech, so don’t quote me. CGI (that’s short for Computer-Generated Imagery) is basically digital smoke and mirrors—they use it to tweak skies, blur out clutter, maybe even paste in a railing or quietly shift a building around.

And voilà—just enough movie magic to make everyone think it was real all along.

Final Verdict:

No, that wasn’t a real young man escaping from Buckingham Palace to flee some satanic royal abuse ritual.

Yes—in my very non-expert opinion—a film crew rented a mansion, played dress-up, added some CGI sleight of hand, and rolled tape.

And honestly? The wildest part is that it worked. People still believe it. But once you start zooming in and counting windowpanes? The whole illusion crumbles faster than a palace statement after a fresh scandal.

👑 My Regularly Scheduled Rant for the Royal Apologists

Before the professionally offended start foaming at the mouth (don’t bother—I turned off comments for a reason), let’s be clear:

I’m not “disrespecting the crown.” I don’t respect it to begin with. I’m just pointing out the grime that’s been festering under it for centuries.

Because every time I do a tarot reading on King Sausage Fingers — aka King Chuck, aka King Charles — there’s always that one person who pops in clutching their pearls like, “He deserves privacy!”

Sweetheart, privacy is for normal people. Not for someone who’s been best friends with half the U.K.’s creepiest men.

Let’s take attendance, shall we?

🕴 Jimmy Savile — the nation’s “favorite uncle” turned Britain’s most prolific predator.

Charles didn’t just know him. He consulted him — asked for advice, sent him cigars and birthday notes, and nearly gave him a formal palace role. Imagine being so tone‑deaf that your marriage counselor is the devil in a tracksuit.

⛪ Peter Ball — a bishop convicted of abusing young men.

Charles wrote letters calling him a “loyal friend” after allegations came out. Ball even stayed in royal properties while victims were trying to get justice. That’s not “Christian compassion,” that’s corruption in vestments.

🛫 Prince Andrew & Jeffrey Epstein — I don’t even need to explain this one.

The whole world’s seen it. Charles may not have partied on Little St. James, but the family brand of “see no evil, donate to charity later” is alive and well.

🪦 Lord Louis Mountbatten — Charles’s beloved mentor.

The man who allegedly had “a fondness for young boys,” according to old FBI files and victims from Kincora Boys’ Home. To make it worse, Lord Mountbatten wasn’t some distant royal relative — he was Charles’s beloved mentor, practically a surrogate grandfather. Charles idolized him, leaned on him for advice, and modeled much of his early royal conduct after him. And this same man, by multiple accounts, was also the one who introduced Jimmy Savile into the royal circle. A matchmaker from hell, basically.

🌿 Michael Palmer — allegedly caught in a 2024 pedophile sting.

He claimed to have been a gardener and “advisor” to the palace for over two decades. Has he been formally prosecuted? As far as I can tell, not yet. But tracking down solid news from over here in the land of the free is like trying to get Buckingham Palace to release an honest statement — nearly impossible. So for now, we’ll call this alleged and stick with “innocent until proven guilty.” Still, the fact that stories like this keep circling royal properties like bad energy says plenty.

The Point:

Look, I wish that video were real. Nothing would thrill my tinfoil-hat heart more than catching solid proof of a shady royal op in broad daylight. But when it’s that easy to debunk, clinging to it just makes us look like basement-dwelling weirdos yelling at clouds—and I don’t do cosplay conspiracy.

That said, let’s not pretend the desire for it to be true came out of nowhere. When a family tree leaves behind this much smoke, it’s fair to assume there’s an inferno smoldering somewhere under the crown. And the truth is? These folks haven’t exactly been fireproof.

So sure—while some may be waving their Union Jacks and polishing their porcelain Charles-and-Camilla mugs, convinced this whole thing was a win for the royals—just pause. Because that video being fake doesn’t erase the reason so many people believed it. When a bloodline leaves behind this much smoke, people will assume there’s a fire.

But maybe pause before you go to war online defending a bloodline that wouldn’t blink if you vanished tomorrow. They don’t know you. They don’t need you. Their corgis have better healthcare.

Okay, So That Clip Was a Hoax—But the Energy Isn’t Lying

If you’re still here and unbothered by tinfoil static, you already know the truth lives in the shadows.

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