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Who killed the emperor? - Coggle Diagram

- - - - wallpaper was painted with arsenic
        
        the heat and humidity on St. Helena caused arsenic to be released in the air
    - - diets on St. Helena included amount of seafood
        
        common to have high level of arsenic in the blood
    - - usual symptoms of arse poisoning (e.g. bleeding inside the heart) wasn't found
- - - - People with the disease lose a lot of weight
      - But Napoleon had never lost any weight.
  - - - do estimation to follow the mystery of Napoleon's death.
        
        The hair that was tested may not have been Napoleon's.
        
        The poisoning theory that no one has yet found anything linking the British or the French royalist.
- - - - Napoleon was poisoned with arsenic
        
        by the British and French royalists
  - - - hair analysis
        
        contained arsenic
        
        the poisoning of Napoleon was planned and deliberate