Uncover the secret of King Tutankhamun's deadly curse

Tutankhamun's deadly curse is actually a murder plot made by a fanatic.

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According to legend, ancient Egyptian mummies often carry horrible curses and anyone who opens a grave to break the sleep of the kings will have to suffer the wrath of the mummy.

The British lined up to get into the King's mummy
Tutankhamun at the British Museum in London in 1923

During the years 1923 to 1934, in London, the story of a curse related to the mummy of an ancient Egyptian King was unearthed by British archaeologist.

More than 20 people involved in the excavation of Pharaoh Tutankhamun's tomb (also known as King Tut in Luxor) in 1923 Egypt died in a strange and mysterious way in later years.

Ali Kamel Fahmy Bey - an Egyptian prince who was married six months later by Marie - Marguerite, a French wife, shot and killed at Savoy Hotel shortly after visiting King Tut's grave in July 1923.

A horse wheel is brought out from King Tut's tomb

Richard Bethell - secretary of Carter archaeologist, who was found to be mysteriously suffocated in his bed at a Mayfair club in November 1929. Bethell's father Lord Westbury died after a secret fall from the apartment on the 7th floor of St. James's building and also where he stored artifacts from Tutankhamun's tomb in February 1930.

Edgar Steele, who was in charge of King Tut's handling of the British museum, died four days after Westbury. Ernest Budge - a former defender of Egyptian and Assyrian artifacts at the British Museum, also mysteriously died.

A chair was taken from King Tut's tomb by Lord Carnarvon

Dozens of deaths of people involved in the tomb excavation of King Tut have raised a vague obsession in England and in the international archaeological world about the scary curse of mummies.

However, in a recently published book by historian Mark Benyon, a devastating devil worshiper named Aleister Crowley was the culprit who caused the deaths of 6 of 20 of Tutankhamun's grave excavators and had intending to carry out the 7th attack, not the "ghost of the past" as people have believed for nearly a century.

Crowley (right) and Sir Ernest Wallis Budge - former employee at the British Museum

According to Benyon, Crowley and Marie-Marguerite had an affair with each other. And maybe from this unrighteous relationship, Crowley "unleashed" Marie-Marguerite to murder her husband and later Lord Carnarvon - Aubrey Herbert's cousin.

In addition, Crowley has a plot to defuse the excavation of King Tut of Howard Carter.

Crowley was born into a wealthy family in 1875 and once published a controversial doctrine. Crowley is also a drug addict, indiscriminate sexual support and prostitution.

In his diary, Crowley did not mention killing his victims, but he often wrote that his mood "lifted" the day they died.

Crowley

In addition, Crowley is obsessed with a murderer named Jack Ripper. Crowley wrote in his diary that he believed that the five murders Ripper made in 1888 meant the five-pointed star, an important symbol for the devils of Satan.

According to historian Benyon, Crowley's way of killing is like a mimic of Ripper and he believes that the more he kills people, the harder it will be for his true identity.

And there's one more reason Crowley's crimes have not been discovered for years because people believe in the curse of mummies and don't think that the participants of the archeology were murdered.