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Pope Stephen VI became pope of the Roman Empire in 896.
His ascendence to the papacy was controversial and he lacked support from those loyal to the previous dynasty.
To spite his enemies, Stephen VI ordered Pope Formosus's rotting corpse to be exhumed, dressed in papal vestments and put on trial.
As expected, Stephen VI found Formosus guilty of all accounts and had the corpse stripped of its vestments and thrown in the the Tiber river.
Stephen VI is dead.