If this is Mozart, was he in One Direction?

Byrwec Ellison says:

It’s a good question. The alleged Mozart crown is held at the Salzburg Mozarteum. As the story goes (source: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/university-mozarteum)…

“In 1902 the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, came into possession of what was said to be Mozart’s skull. Missing its lower jaw, this skull matched a historical record indicating that Joseph Rothmayer, a gravedigger, had taken the skull from the group grave in which Mozart was buried ten years after his death in 1791.

“Though often said to be buried in a mass or pauper’s grave, Mozart was actually buried in a grave with only four or five other bodies in it, a standard middle class burial procedure in those times. According to the story, the gravedigger attached a wire to the skull so that he’d know which one was Mozart’s when he went to retrieve it. (That he would have waited ten years to do so, however, casts some doubt on this claim.) From there, the skull passed through various hands, a sexton, one Dr. Hyrtl’s phrenological collection (which, excluding Mozart’s skull, would go on to become the Mütter Museum’s skull collection) before ending up in the hands of the Mozarteum in 1902.”

As the story goes on to say, subsequent DNA testing against known members of the Mozart family didn’t yield a match — and layering more mystery upon mystery, the DNA of those family members didn’t match one another’s!