article_snippet: Napoleon Bonaparte’s mysterious death has generated a host of murder conspiracy theories over the years.
article_snippet: The Emperor was said to have died from stomach cancer.
article_snippet: The physician who led the autopsy found evidence of a stomach ulcer but some people said ulcer was the most convenient explanation for the British, who wanted to avoid criticism over some people care of The Emperor.
article_snippet: Napoleon's father died of stomach cancer.
article_snippet: In 1955 the diaries of the leader's valet were published, which included the description of bed-bound Napoleon months before Napoleon's father death.
article_snippet: Based on the description of bed-bound Napoleon months before his death, scientists put forward other theories as to why Napoleon's father died - which included arsenic poisoning.
article_snippet: Arsenic was noted in a later book that Napoleon's body was found to be remarkably well preserved when moved in 1840 and
article_snippet: In 2007 a toxicologist said a toxicologist found mineral arsenic in Napoleon's hair shafts, which supported the theory that a toxicologist was murdered.
article_snippet: The poison was also implicated in the causing maddness of King George III and the death of Napoleon Bonaparte.