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The Curse of Princess Amara

El Amarna Egypt Akhetaten

Princess Amara was the daughter of the Egyptian pharaoh more than 3,000 years ago. She had many sisters and was not well-known when she was alive. After Amara died, the Egyptians mummified the body according to tradition and buried it in a tomb on the Nile. Later, tomb robbers visited the princess’ tomb, and they took the princess’s coffin to others. In the years since, Princess Amara has become famous.

At the end of the nineteenth century, four young British people traveled to Egypt. A local peddler sold them the coffin, which was the mummy of Princess Amara. After discussion, the richest of the four young men bought the mummy. Unexpectedly, not long after, the buyer walked into the desert for no reason, and has never appeared since then. Three others also met with bad luck. One was attacked on the streets of Egypt, one went bankrupt for no reason after returning home, and the last became seriously ill and lived on the streets.

The mysterious mummy was later transported back to the UK, but strange things continued along the way. After it was shipped to the British mainland, a wealthy businessman who loved ancient Egyptian culture bought the mummy. However, the bad luck did not end there.

Not long after, three family members of the wealthy businessman were seriously injured in a bizarre car accident, and the mansion of the wealthy businessman was also destroyed by fire. After experiencing such a change, the wealthy businessman had no choice but to donate the mummy to the British Museum.

The signs of Princess Amara’s magic had already begun to appear before entering the British Museum. In the process of carrying the mummy into the museum, the truck lost control and injured an innocent passerby. Then, when two delivery workers carried the princess’s coffin into the museum, the coffin accidentally fell in the stairwell, crushing the foot of one of the workers, while the other worker was in full health, two days later. Death without cause.

However, the real trouble was just beginning.

Princess Amanra’s coffin was later placed in the Egyptian Gallery of the British Museum. During the display, night guards reported that knocking and crying were often heard near her coffin. What’s more, even other ancient objects in the showroom often make strange noises. Not long after, a guard died while on duty, scaring the rest of the guards to resign en masse.

Because strange things emerged one after another, the British Museum finally decided to put the mummy in an underground storage room.

It turned out that all this was in vain, because the next victim died for no reason before the 1 week was over. This time it was the director of the museum who decided to send the mummy to the basement.

So far, this cursed mummy has become famous. A newspaper photojournalist went deep into the basement to take some photos of the mummy, but a horrible human face was washed out on one of the photos.

Later, no one knew what the actual situation was, except that the photojournalist was found dead in his own home the next day, and the cause of death was shooting himself.

Soon after, the British Museum gave the mummy to a collector, and the collector immediately invited Mrs. Lavatsky, the most famous witch in Europe at that time, to exorcise the mummy. After a complicated exorcism ceremony, Mrs. Lavatsky announced that the mummy contained “a tremendous amount of evil energy” and said that it would be impossible to exorcise the mummy because “the devil will live forever in her body.” No one can do anything about it.” In the end, Mrs. Lavatsky gave advice to the collector: get rid of it as soon as possible.

However, at this point, no museum is willing to accept the mummy of Princess Amara, because in the past 10 years, 20 people have suffered misfortune and even lost their lives because of her.

However, the story did not end there. Not long afterward, an unbelieving American archaeologist bought Princess Amara for a handsome sum despite her horrific past, with the intention of relocating her in New York City.

In April 1912, the new owner of Princess Amara personally escorted her and transported her aboard a huge ship that was a sensation in the shipbuilding world at the time. For the sake of prudence, he also placed her near the captain’s cabin, hoping that she would arrive in New York safely. However, everyone knows that the “Titanic” sank.