How did King Tut die
Some of the most asked questions about King Tutankhamen have centered around his death, and whether he was murdered. Dr Zahi Hawass enlightens us in this video on how the latest technology has been used to find the answer this question. Using radiology and CT scans to examine the remains of King Tut, science has helped to identify an ancient fracture and a hole in the back of the Boy King’s head.
Update from Heritage Key – King Tut had a weakened immune system due to various diseases, then broke his leg and ended up with brain malaria. (To cut a long story short) Akhenaton is most likely his daddy, an unknown mummy (Akhenaten’s sister) his mom. Amenhotep III is the grandfather, and great-grandfather and great-grandmother are Yuya and Thuya. The two fetuses found in KV62, are most likely his stillborn children.
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