Well, OK, a fragment of one:
John X, strangled in the Castel Sant' Angelo by his mistress's daughter so that she could install her own bastard son by Pope Sergius III on the papal throne;
Interesting lot the early medieval popes, eh?
There's nothing of that in the Wikipedia entry* so Hurrah! for books say I.
However, looking at that entry, I find this site, Find a Grave. A fascinating little site, doing exactly what it says on the tin, telling you where people are buried. So, umm, Hurrah! for Wikipedia as well.
* Although by the time you read this I wouldn't be all that surprised if someone adds it.
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