Okay, this is going to sound a little obvious, but what's like the number one rule of

horror movies?

Don't mess with the dead.

Whether it's zombies, ghosts, or an ancient burial ground, leave it alone.

Or else.

If you disturb someone's final resting place, well, it's an act so disrespectful, so powerful

it could bring them back to life just to get revenge on you.

You might even invoke a curse.

Now this sounds pretty crazy, but it's actually what happened in 1922.

Egyptian archaeologists uncovered a tomb of an all but forgotten Pharaoh in Egypt's valley

of the kings.

His name was Tutankhamun, or King Tut.

But when they broke open his chamber, they unleashed something so dark and potent.

People started turning up dead.

This is supernatural, a podcast original, and I'm your host Ashley Flowers.

Every Wednesday, I'll be taking a deep dive into a real, unexplained occurrence to try

and figure out the truth.

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This week, we're talking about King Tut's curse, a mysterious string of misfortunes that

took place following the discovery of this ancient Pharaoh.

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