Which Composer, a few days after his death, had his body dug up by grave robbers and his head cut off.....and why?

Interesting story behind this. The decapitation was actually financed by a local phrenologist (one who studies the bumps on the skull).The phrenologist removed the flesh and subjected Haydn's skull to close examination, whereupon he found the music bump well-developed. Following his examination, the phrenologist turned the skull over to a Mr. Rosenbaum, secretary to Haydn's former patron, Prince Esterhazy. Mr. Rosenbaum, in turn, gave Haydn's skull to his wife, a socialite who spent her time and money putting together intimate musical concerts. Haydn's skull, enclosed in a glass case, soon became the focal point of her little soirees.

It wasn't until 1954 that the skull was reunited with the body.

It is interesting, isn't it?!
Thanks, Georgia!

Paul