What Happened To Napoleon’s Penis After He Died?
What happened to Napoleon’s penis after he died? It might seem like a strange question. However, there’s an even stranger answer to the question!
Napoleon Bonaparte is famous for many things. He’s known for being one of the best Generals of his time, maybe even all-time! However, these days, it seems like he’s more known for being small. Unfortunately, he’s even smaller than we all thought. We aren’t just talking about height, either.
Napoleon’s Penis Last Known To Be In New Jersey
French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte may have died 203 years ago on St. Helena Island, an island in the South Atlantic Ocean off of Angola. However, Napoleon’s penis was last known to be in New Jersey. According to The New York Post, Napoleon’s penis belonged to Evan Lattimer, whose renowned urologist father beat out stiff competition (pun certainly intended) at an auction in Paris back in 1977 to purchase the organ for $3,000. It goes to show that good things do, indeed, come in small packages!
According to legend, Napoleon’s penis measured in at an inch-and-a-half, per The New York Post. His privates were detailed in the book “Napoleon’s Privates: 2,500 Years Of History Unzipped.” When I die please don’t let them do this to me. Nobody wants a book about how small their penis is hitting the market. Not even Chuck. It seems like there may actually be a correlation between height and penis size if we’re judging by this case. Ah, good for Dave! Now I get it.
Dr. John K. Lattimer passed away in 2007 and daughter Evan has declined to comment on the famous French dong. She keeps it in a small little box and has shown guests on occasion over the years. NYC writer Tony Perrottet wrote the “Napoleon’s Privates: 2,500 Years Of History Unzipped” book and was one of the witnesses of the penis in Evan’s box. He described it to The New York Post saying in part, “It had been air-dried, so no one is going to look so great after 200 years. It was like a little baby’s finger.” Ouch.