Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace, historically known as Buckingham House, is a palace located in the City of Westminster, and the residence of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip'''. The palace is often at the centre of state occasions and royal hospitality. It has been a focal point for the British people at times of national rejoicing and mourning. ''

''Queen Elizabeth was taken captive by Thomas Knightly in 2020, whilst in her bedroom at the palace. He wanted his demands to be taken seriously and was watched by her guards, the police and several news reporters, who filmed the kidnapping. However, Knightly was ultimately shot by a police officer, before he got the chance to kill the Queen.''

2020 Break-in
''According to a housemaid, Thomas Knightly climbed up a drainpipe and entered the palace through an open window. She alerted the guards and the police, but did not know what happened afterwards. Thomas crept around the building, while looking for Queen Elizabeth, before he found her standing in her bedroom. He locked the door, before the Queen noticed him and calmly said Don't scream, I'm not going to hurt you, I just want my demands to be heard. She sat down on her bed, while Thomas explained why he needed to take her hostage, before hearing guards shouting and trying to force the door open, sirens and the police shouting from outside. He forced her to the window and shouted Bring back the Knights Templar or I will kill your Queen. However, at the moment of nearly executing her, Thomas was shot by a police officer and fell to the floor, with his body soon decomposing.''