Comparison Of Pope Sixtus And The Pazzi Family

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Who killed one of the Medici brothers? Well, there has been a lot of evidence of multiple suspects but, most of the evidence adds up to Pope Sixtus and the Pazzi family. The first piece of evidence is in exhibit C. In exhibit C, it shows pictures of weapons used and one of the weapons was a knife with the initials FP on it. This is evidence that the Pazzi family might have done it because it has one of their family member’s initials on the knife that was found at the murder scene.
Another piece of evidence is proof that The Pope did it. In exhibit D, Pope Sixtus wanted a loan from the Medici family but they denied the loan because he owed too many Ducats and they thought he wouldn't pay them back. This shows that The Pope might have done it because he was probably mad that they denied the loan since no one ever did.
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In exhibit G it shows a map of Florence. The map shows that the Pope and The Pazzi family were the closest to where the murder occurred. This evidence shows that if the Pope and Pazzi family did it, they would be able to get away easily/quickly because they lived so close. They also did not want to exit their homes because they were afraid of getting assassinated. So in conclusion, it looks like the murders were Pope Sixtus and the Pazzi

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