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De Molay survived the torture but was burned at the stake on [[March 19]], [[1314]] together with [[Geoffroy de Charney]], Templar preceptor of [[Normandy]]. de Charney's grandson was Jean de Charney who died at the [[Battle of Poitiers (1356)|battle of Poitiers]]. After his death, his widow, Jeanne de Vergy, purportedly found the shroud in his possession and had it displayed at a church in Lirey.

Knight and Lomas base their argument partly on the 1988 radiocarbon dating and Mills 1995 research about a chemical reaction called [[redox|autooxidationauto-oxidation]] and they claim that their theory accords with the factors known about the creation of the shroud and the carbon dating results.

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