This document discusses evidence that supports the historical accuracy of the accounts of Jesus' suffering and death in the Gospels. It notes that the Gospels contain many specific names of real places and people that can be corroborated. While there were no other contemporary non-biblical accounts, it explains that few other writings from that time have survived and Jesus' opponents would not likely write anything to lend credibility to reports about him. The document overall argues that the Gospel accounts are historically reliable based on their level of detail and consistency with secular historical sources.