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You're listening to episode 42 of Jimmy Aiken's mysterious world,

where we look at mysteries from the twin perspectives of faith and reason.

In this episode, we're talking about a possible murder conspiracy,

a murder conspiracy that had as victim the most famous barrow of ancient Egypt,

King Tut himself. I'm Don Bettenelli and joining me today is Jimmy Aiken, huh Jimmy?

Howdy Don. You know, without copyright issues, I would play that Steve Martin song, but uh,

yeah, I guess I won't, I won't be able to go.

Go to Arizona, move to Babylonian, either of which is true.

Just kidding, Jimmy. Go look it up on Apple Music Spotify, you'll have a fun with that.

So, kicked out more than 3300 years ago, the young Farrow King Tutankhaman,

reigned in Egypt. He presided over the one of the most crucial periods in Egyptian history,

but there's so much mystery surrounding him after his death.

His memory was condemned and later Egyptian rulers like Queen Cleopatra would never have

heard of him. His tomb remained undiscovered and unlike those of other Faros, it was never

eluded by the ancient tomb robbers, but it was rediscovered in 1922 and scientists began to study it

and his body and they got a shock because it looks like King Tut may have been murdered.

And so that's what we'll be talking about today on Jimmy Aiken's mysterious world.

Yeah, so King Tut, which a lot of you will in Americans, especially for a certain need to

remember, because that famous traveling exhibition to the United States of all of King Tut's various

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