Why did Jules Verne's nephew shoot him?

Answer 1

To put it simply: he was old. He lived to the ripe old age of 77, which, at the beginning of the 20th century, was quite an achievement. No specific cause of death has been recorded for him. It was likely just complications due to his age, which couldn't be treated properly at the time.

Actually there was a reason; he had Diabetes and he forgot to take his pills the night before and he died while sleeping

Answer 2

Jules Verne had been subject to chronic diabetes, but the disease did not assume a critical aspect until the end was hastened by a stroke of paralysis, covering his right side until the tongue was affected. Verne retained consciousness until shortly before his death. He calmly foresaw the end, called the members of his family to his bedside and discussed his departure. He was 77.

Answer 3

In 1886, Verne's 25-year-old nephew shot him in the leg, leaving Verne with a permanent limp.His nephew was mentally unstable,that is why.

Answer 4

i believe the only "Scandal was that he was shot in the leg by his grandson gaston.

Answer 5

His nephew suffered from mental illness and was hospitalized for the rest of his life after the shooting.

Answer 6

There is no evidence to suggest that Jules Verne's nephew shot him. Jules Verne passed away due to complications from diabetes in 1905.