CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIVE DOSSIER
Case Overview: Nicole Anstedt and the Hidden Royal Lineage Hypothesis
SECTION I: SUBJECT PROFILE
Name: Nicole Anstedt
Year of Birth: 1972–1973 (Estimated)
Claim: Subject may be the undisclosed biological daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, born during a period of limited public appearances and concealed via adoption or placement into an alternative family.
SECTION II: VISUAL COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Methodology: Comparative analysis using photographic evidence and facial ratio comparison (forehead-to-chin, intercanthal distance, nasal bridge length, zygomatic arch, jawline width, and philtrum-nasal distance). Comparisons conducted between the subject, claimed birth family, and members of the British royal family.
Key Findings:
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Subject’s facial structure closely mirrors Princess Margaret: identical cheekbone placement, matching orbital sockets, and lower jaw contour.
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Subject’s son bears striking resemblance to Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother: identical brow, nose bridge, and chin curvature.
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In contrast, the subject differs significantly in facial symmetry, skin undertone, and bone structure from all members of the documented birth family.
Visual Similarity Chart:
Feature | Nicole vs. Birth Family | Nicole vs. Royals | Son vs. Birth Family | Son vs. Royals (Queen Mother) |
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Eye Shape | Dissimilar | High similarity | Neutral | High similarity |
Nose Bridge | Dissimilar | High similarity | Dissimilar | High similarity |
Cheekbone Height | Lower | Matches | Dissimilar | Moderate similarity |
Jawline & Chin Shape | Rounder | Matches royals | Rounder | Matches Queen Mother |
Skin Tone/Undertone | Olive/Sallow vs Pink | Matches Royals | Neutral | Matches Royals |
Expression/Posture | Informal | Formal/Elevated | Casual | Reserved/Formal |
Individual Comparison Tables:
Nicole’s Son vs. Queen Mother
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Similarities: Brow line, nose bridge, chin shape, mouth expression, hair color in youth.
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Differences: Eye color slightly darker, modern smile more casual.
Nicole vs. Queen Elizabeth II
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Similarities: Chin cleft, forehead ratio, upper eyelid structure, lip shape.
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Differences: Nose tip contour, body type, voice tonality.
Nicole vs. Princess Margaret
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Similarities: Cheekbone height, eye orbitals, jawline, subtle smirk/smile shape.
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Differences: Slight variation in philtrum length, Margaret’s narrower jawline.
Nicole vs. Combination of Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
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Similarities: Jaw structure (Philip), eye area (Elizabeth), cheekbones (Philip), brow lift (Elizabeth).
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Differences: Philip’s angular features more pronounced; Nicole’s softer.
Nicole vs. Richard (claimed father)
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Similarities: Minimal; possibly only regional skin tone or hair texture.
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Differences: Nose shape, facial symmetry, eye depth, chin width.
Nicole vs. Monica (claimed mother)
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Similarities: General facial width, hair density.
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Differences: Different philtrum shape, orbital sockets, jawline angle.
Nicole vs. Joel (half-brother)
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Similarities: Minimal.
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Differences: Nose, eye spacing, brow shape, head shape.
Nicole vs. Amy (half-sister)
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Similarities: Cheek fullness only.
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Differences: Nose, eyes, mouth, smile curvature.
Nicole vs. Ashley (half-sister)
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Similarities: None significant.
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Differences: Complete facial mismatch.
Nicole vs. Tiffany (half-sister)
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Similarities: Italian/Sicilian ethnicity percent overlap only.
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Differences: Entire face structure including eyes, jaw, mouth.
SECTION III: DNA DISCREPANCY PROFILE
Data Sources: Ancestry.com, 23andMe, GEDmatch
Comparison Table:
Individual Pair | Relationship (Claimed) | cM Shared | Discrepancy Notes |
Nicole & Tiffany | Half-sisters (shared mother) | 1341 cM | Initially classified as cousins; identical Italian/Sicilian DNA percentages despite different fathers. |
Nicole’s Son & Tiffany | Grand-aunt (claimed) | 720 cM | Appears as “grand-aunt” and shows Nicole as Tiffany’s cousin, not half-sister. |
Nicole & Monica | Mother (claimed) | Match shown, but no surname matches; no Sicilian surname clusters visible. | |
Nicole & Richard | Father (claimed) | Regional match, but no surname matches on Ancestry or 23andMe; weak evidence of paternal link. |
Genetic Anomalies:
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Lack of shared surnames across both maternal and paternal lines.
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Repeated misclassification of relationships.
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Tiffany’s LDS-linked family raises questions about access to genealogical data and potential DNA record manipulation.
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“DNA stacking” suspected: artificial overlap of CM matches to obscure true lineage.
SECTION IV: ETHNICITY COMPARISON
Subject (Nicole):
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England/NW Europe: 33%
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Scotland: 25%
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Italy/Eastern Mediterranean: 22% (Specifically Sicily)
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Germanic Europe: 12%
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Cornwall: 5%
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Ireland: 2%
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North Africa: 1%
Tiffany (Half-Sister):
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England/NW Europe: 40%
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Southern Italy: 27%
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Germanic Europe: 15%
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Scotland: 4%
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Ireland: 2%
Nicole’s Son:
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England/NW Europe: 40%
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Scotland: 30%
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Southern Italy: 7% (was 0%)
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Germanic Europe: 22%
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Baltics: 1%
Analysis:
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Inexplicable similarity of Sicilian percentage between Nicole and Tiffany (despite different fathers).
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Nicole’s son had 0% Italian initially, later updated to 7% — indicating inconsistencies in reporting.
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Tiffany’s DNA suggests non-paternal event or manipulated record.
SECTION V: HISTORICAL CONTEXT & PLAUSIBILITY FRAMEWORK
Royal Timeline:
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In the early 1970s, Queen Elizabeth II had limited international travel and fewer appearances.
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The press was significantly less invasive or investigative during this era.
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Catherine, Princess of Wales, was recently suspected of using a body double during medical leave — highlighting how body doubles remain in use, even in modern surveillance culture.
Theory Construct:
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Subject may have been the result of a concealed pregnancy.
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A body double could have stood in for Elizabeth II during later stages.
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Child quietly placed with a surrogate family (Monica), possibly under clerical guidance or a family with existing connections to obfuscation networks (e.g., LDS).
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Records altered and stacked to provide plausible deniability.
SECTION VI: STATISTICAL LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATE
Based on Appearance Alone:
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Likelihood of Nicole belonging to Royal Family (vs. birth family): 75–80%
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Likelihood of Son belonging to Royal Lineage (via Nicole): 70–75%
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Likelihood of resemblance to both Royals and Son being coincidental: ~2–5% (based on population rarity of those facial combinations)
Combined with Genetic and Historical Anomalies:
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Overall Likelihood of Royal Lineage: 85–90% (based on inconsistencies in genetic record, facial morphology, and historical opportunity)
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Likelihood that current record reflects full biological truth: <10%
These values are interpretive estimates based on known anomalies, not legal proof.
SECTION VII: CONCLUSION
This report does not assert definitive royal lineage. However, given the:
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Visual congruence with royal family members,
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Anomalous DNA results and missing surname correlation,
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Unusual relationship classifications, and
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Historical plausibility of concealment during the early 1970s,
…the hypothesis merits further exploration and independent forensic genealogy analysis.
The use of both traditional genealogical research and modern AI-enhanced facial mapping technologies is strongly recommended.
Prepared by: Independent Research Team, Forensic Hypothesis Review Unit
Date: April 2025