"We never thought this day would come. I see this day as a small light at the end of a big tunnel. There are 9,000 children lost in homes in Ireland and that's only the ones that were examined. So Tuam is the tip of the iceberg, and we do hope that every child's voice is heard, because I think they've been crying for a long time. This is the start of something, so we may not get all the answers, we don't know, but it's the next stage."
Philippa Langley, who is leading the Missing Princes Project, states, "After ten years of dedicated research, we have amassed a cache of documents indicating that the story of the Princes in the Tower may not be what we have long believed."
The 2006 film Hollywoodland brought renewed interest to Reeves's mysterious death, presenting three possible scenarios: that he indeed did die by suicide, that Lemmon shot him, or that a hitman murdered him under orders from MGM executive Eddie Mannix. Speculation about Mannix's involvement arose because, according to the Daily Beast, Reeves had previously had an affair with Mannix's wife, Toni. Mannix was rumored to have mafia connections, which led to theories that he may have ordered Reeves's death. Still, despite the numerous theories and unresolved questions, no further investigation into Reeves's death ever occurred.