20 Most Evil People of the 10th Century CE | Pontifex Maximus John XI XII, XIII

Type	Year	Crime
		Of open heresy: (914-928 CE) That Pope John X did openly commit heresy concerning the laws of the church by fathering numerous children, and by committing the now institutional traditions of papal office of sodomy of young children.
		Of moral indecency and depravity: (914 - 964) That Pope John X did openly and regularly practice Satanism, including sexual orgies, drug fuelled ritual murders of children in and upon the altar of St Peters consistent with the ancient rites of his forefathers and original Jewish Sadducee founders of Christianity. Furthermore, that Pope John X did convert all convents of Nuns in major cities into brothels and the Nuns as prostitutes for the generation of revenue from wealthy clients apart from clergy.
		Of Murder: (904 CE) That John XI, the son of open Satanist Pope Sergius III did re-obtain the office of Pope through the murder of Pope Leo VI by his mother Marozia, who was his aunt and later his mistress/wife.
		Of incest: (955 CE) That upon returning as Pope, Pope John XII, also known as John X, John XI, John XII and John XIV did take his mother to be his wife and father more illegitimate children.
		Of open depravity associated with cannibalism, sex and murder: (955 – 964 CE) That Pope John also known as Pope John X, John XI, John XII, John XII and John XIV, the longest serving Pope in history did open St Peters Church to almost daily acts of sexual orgies, ritualistic murder of children and cannibalism of an unprecedented scale not seen since the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem over two thousand years prior.
		Of moral indecency and historic depravity: That on 6 November (964) a synod composed of fifty Italian and German bishops was convened in St. Peter's; Pope John X also known as John XI and John XII was accused of sacrilege, simony, perjury, murder, adultery, and incest, and was summoned in writing to defend himself. Refusing to recognize the synod, John pronounced sentence of excommunication (ferendæ sententia) against all participators in the assembly, should they elect in his stead another pope." That he was finally removed by 965-966.
		Of murder: (965 – 972 CE) Upon returning to the Papacy being the longest serving pope in Roman Catholic History (over 37 years across at least four papacies) that Pope John also known as John X, John XI, John XII and John XIII did murder Pope Pope Leo VIII.
		Of theft of stolen property: (972 CE) That Pope John did steal the profits of crime obtained by the Roman Catholic Church and did take it Constantinople in 972 CE.