Bob Brier, an Egyptologist from Long Island University, presents the theory that Ay, one of Tutankhamen’s advisors, murdered Tutankhamen to usurp the throne (King Tut One.com, 2013). Brier’s theory is based on a ring found in Cairo in 1931 that shows Tutankhamen’s wife, Ankhesenamun, and Ay married after his death (King Tut One.com, 2013). Brier theorizes Ay forced Ankhesenamun to marry him, which was the only way he could take the throne (King Tut One.com, 2013). Another reason this theory could be true is tablets were found that appear to be from Ankhesenamun asking the Hittites to send a son for her to marry (King Tut One.com, 2013). She was desperate to find a husband of royalty to marry (King Tut One.com, 2013).
You’ve heard the name King Tut before but did you know he had malaria and had a bone disorder? Well DNA doesn’t lie. DNA show's that he had a congenital clubfoot caused by bone disease, which would have made it very difficult to walk. Inbreeding may have caused the deformity and may have prevented him from producing an heir with his wife who is thought to be his half sister. King Tut was king of Egypt for approximately four years so why do people consider him so important?
The scientists now have looked at King Tut corpse to try to figure out if he died because he was murdered or from an injury. Scientists have been looking at King Tut body for years and one of the mysteries is that General Horemheb murdered King Tut. Horemheb was the deputy to the king when he was a young child to help guide him as Pharaoh (Did Horemheb Kill King Tut, 2012). It is said that as King Tut became older Horemheb was scared that the king would not listen to him and make his own decision regarding politics and religion (Did Horemheb Kill King Tut, 2012). Once Egypt used to be polytheistic which is the worship of many Gods and changed to monotheism the worship of one God when King Tut was ruling.
October 2, 2012 Case Brief Cupp v Murphy 412 U.S. 291 (1973) Facts: Daniel Murphy was convicted of murdering his wife in the second degree. After he found out of the murder he called the police and voluntarily submitted himself to questioning. In the middle of his questioning the police noticed a dark spot on his finger and they asked if they could get a sample and he refused. The police did not respect his wishes and they took the sample anyways of what was under his fingernail. They processed it and later found out there was traces of his wife’s nightgown, skin, and blood all from the deceased victim.
6) What other evidence linked Crippen to the remains in the cellar? They found a pajama shirt that matched pajama bottoms found in Cora’s dresser. 7) What other inconsistencies were found in the case when the evidence was re-examined? Why do you think these inconsistencies were ignored at the time of the Crippen trial? The forensic pathologist, Benerd Spilsbury, who claimed the tissue was a scar, helped prosecutors gain over 250 convictions in murder trials.
One theory is that King Tut was murdered. If he was murdered, the motive was most likely centered on greed or the changing environment Akhenaten (King Tut’s father) had created before his death. But who would kill the King? Some believe that a few of his servant may have just ending his life at the early age of 19. Just being Akhenaten’s son had to have been difficult for a young boy.
There have been debates about his death and some even still continue today. Both sides have remarkable evidence supporting each theory. However, no one is sure of which argument is impeccable. “On June 16th, 1959 at approximately 1:59 a.m. George Reeves was found dead with a bullet to his head. When the police arrived at the scene they had verified that Reeves’ death was a suicide.” (The Unsolved Death and Mysterious Afterlife of Televion’s “Superman”…George Reeves!)
Eddy was accused for being jack the ripper by Phillippe Jullien’s book in 1962. In 1970 Dr Stowell accused Eddy as he released an article basically saying he went insane as his Doctor, Gull, was treating him for syphilis. Montague Druitt was born in 1957 in Dorset and was said to be a doctor of a wealthy family who disappeared when the Miller’s Court murder took place and the body was found in the Thames on the 31st December several weeks after the estimated murder. He was to be sexually insane proved from his private information so his family and friends must have also believed it was him who committed the murders. This information shows that he could be easily be accused as Jack the Ripper.
the civil rights trial alleges the involvement of the U.S. government on the assassination of King. The civil rights leader was murdered by a conspiracy that involved local businessman and U.S. government and possibly the U.S. military, intelligent agents, the Memphis police and mobsters. The civil rights case reviled that the government account as Ray being the lone gunman neither did nor add up. The jury found Lloyd Jowers who was a restaurant owner in Memphis who was interviewed in 1993 that he helped and carried out the assassination. The king family was awarded $100 dollars it was seeking, which the family donated to charity.
Or are these just ways of prolonging your death? If it is simply prolonging death, then what is cheating death? There was a man that survived the 9-11 attacks on the World Trade Center. He was knocked unconscious by debris from the towers and was found 13 hours later on a ferry that was turned into a mock hospital. Everyone he knew said he had “cheated death.” Years later he was involved in a ferry accident that killed 10 and injured 67.