Reports in Le Canard Enchaine about gifts of diamonds from this man damaged the reputation of French President Valery Giscard D'Estaing, who backed this man's removal from power with Operation Barracuda.
This man ordered one of his sons-in-law, Jean-Bruno Dedeavode, to murder his five-day-old grandson after that child's father, Fidele Obrou, attempted a coup against this man. This man also ordered the execution of Alexandra Banza, also charged of plotting a coup, despite Banza helping this man come to power during the Saint-Sylvestre Coup. On December 4, 1976, this man returned to the Catholic Church after his October 20 conversion to Islam, which has usually been described as a ploy to secure aid, because of the latter's timing to coincide with a visit by Qaddafi. Reports in Le Canard Enchaine about gifts of diamonds from this man damaged the reputation of French President Valery Giscard D'Estaing, who backed this man's removal from power with Operation Barracuda. Having supplanted David Dacko in 1966, this man was himself ousted in 1979, after he had more than 100 children killed for protesting school uniforms bearing this man's face. For 10 points, name this only emperor of the Central African Empire. 
This man ordered one of his sons-in-law, Jean-Bruno Dedeavode, to murder his five-day-old grandson after that child's father, Fidele Obrou, attempted a coup against this man.
General Jean-Bedel Bokassa [or Bokassa I or Salah Eddine Ahmed Bokassa] 