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Pope John XII was the only Pope who was ever beaten to death by a jealous husband for sleeping with his wife. He was also accused of turning the papal palace into a brothel, sleeping with his niece, toasting the devil, ordaining a 10yr old boy, and misusing papal funds to pay gambling debts.
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Pope John XII was a very sinful Pope who turned the Vatican into a brothel, often praised pagan gods while gambling, and was killed in a sexual encounter outside Rome.
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Pope John XII either died during sex with a married woman or was beaten to death by her husband, among many other scandalous acts he performed (affairs, toasting to the devil, ordaining a ten-year-old boys as a bishop, etc., etc., etc.).
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Pope John XII is believed to have died whilst enjoying an adulterous sexual encounter, either as the result of a stroke, or at the hands of an outraged husband.
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Pope John XII was infamous for Castrating a Cardinal and running a Brothel in the Papal Palace.
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Pope John XII died of a stroke during sex in 964
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Pope John XII died on the 14th of May, 964; one story relates that he died of a paralytic stroke suffered while having sex with a woman named Stefanetta. He may have died instead when the woman's husband defenestrated John or beat him to death with a hammer during the act.
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Pope John XII died during sex. The husband of the woman either beat him to death with a hammer, during the act or threw him from a window. History is uncertain.
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Pope John XII died whilst enjoying an adulterous sexual encounter outside Rome, either as the result of apoplexy, or at the hands of an outraged husband.
