“I Never Lost My Memory” – The Bodyguard Who Carried a Royal Secret for 27 Years

For nearly three decades, Captain Alaric Voss was seen as a tragic figure — the lone survivor of the car crash that took the life of Queen Seraphina of Velmara, a monarch beloved not only by her people but by the world. At the time, the official narrative was simple: the Queen’s car, chased by aggressive paparazzi, lost control in a tunnel just outside Arvelin, the Velmaran capital. The driver died instantly, the Queen passed en route to the hospital, and Voss — her loyal bodyguard — suffered severe trauma and “complete memory loss”.

But now, in a shocking turn of events, Captain Voss has spoken out — revealing that he never lost his memory at all. Instead, he claims, he remained silent to protect himself — and the Queen’s children.

“I never forgot,” Voss said at a press conference held at the newly unveiled Queen Seraphina Memorial Garden. “I saw someone. A man — standing near the rear of the car just seconds before the crash. It wasn’t paparazzi. He wasn’t taking photos. He was watching… waiting.”

The room fell into stunned silence.

Now 64 years old, Captain Voss says he’s decided to come forward “because the truth matters — and because the people of Velmara deserve to know who their queen really was, and what may have happened to her.”