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I sincerely believe that what this "University Student" has said is highly spurious, and not representative of the present academic consensus: It is generally accepted by Celtic Studies and Iron Age Specialists that bog bodies in the UK represent a ritual deposition of a Chieftain who may have met with a very poor administration [ie. foul weather or some other form of catastrophy] by which he forfiet his "crown". So, he was ritually murdered, usually on an ancient border-line, and the Queen-Priestess (who represented the territorial land-goddess) took a new King.
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