Italian scientists who have been able to reproduce an effect with the same characteristics as the Shroud of Turin in an experiment have claimed their research demonstrates that the shroud is indeed a hoax.
"The Shroud of Turin has been reproduced, according to Italian scientists, who claimed their experiment proved that the linen some Christians revere as Jesus's burial cloth is a medieval fake."
Shroud of Turin 'is a medieval fake'
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