Revealed: How King Tut Died

Many believe that King Tut was murdered by a blow to the back of the head. The first virtual postmortem of the pharaoh uncovers what really happened.
From: KING TUT'S FINAL MYSTERY
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[@AshtonHaggart9674]

It’s incredible how he was able to live for 18 to 20 years with Scoliosis and a Broken Foot plus all the other deficiencies and conditions

[@donnaproctorbielski9910]

He had to have been in pain constantly

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Medical Bills KP TH

[@Weenershnitzel]

more like "how king tut didn't die" lol

[@Your-Local-Animator]

Tut forever...

[@MrOhare-mx2ty]

King tut had LOTS of problems... Clubfoot , bad genes, weak amune system, gangrene.... that could’ve easily killed him. They handled the mummy badly .

[@melphiaannelet689]

18 years

[@BoroBabyy]

He’s immortal

[@4DTrue]

How king tut did not die*

[@eddieprasad108]

Damn you beat me with the comment. 👊

[@ThisGuyRides]

NikoQ2 so Tut is still alive? He's a vampire!

[@hanaamo55]

This Guy I have no words to describe your stupidness. O. O

[@chloeleahy1262]

Niko true

[@jackworden5667]

for real!!!

[@aestheticcruise8807]

Considering the significant levels of corruption, and the fact that Tut was still a child when he became Pharaoh. I speculated that he was likely murdered by a political adversary, based off the missing fragments in the skull. However, if you look at digital renderings of his skeleton and body. You can see that Tut actually lived with the marks of inbreeding. Tut suffered from Kohler’s disease which is a condition of having incredibly weak bones in the feet that would collapse with little weight on them, his pelvic and thigh bones were deformed which gave him the physical appearance of a woman, and also lived with seven bad ligaments in his spine. Considering one of his thigh bones were fractured when he was found, there goes the the theory that he sustained a leg injury from a chariot accident which became infected by gangrene that eventually became fatal.

[@allnighterrr]

They just said that there’s no way he was murdered he actually died of malaria.

[@SultanPotato]

So how did he die?

[@sav7568]

100% King Tut did not die by being run over by a bus.

[@sekichdawn3913]

Or a skiing accident 😂

[@FlatlandMando]

nor a drone strike

[@roach_1300]

thanks for clearing that up XD

[@lilpipskweek6448]

No but it was a number 33 chariot

[@SultanPotato]

But he was run other by a hippo (true theory)

[@f1y_str8]

he died because his parents was brothers and sisters, what was suspected to happen..

[@nuniyoa]

my grandpa died and his parent werent siblings

[@ArcadianWizard]

nuni lmao

[@wsintel]

His parents was brother and sister

[@jhopeismyhopeee]

His parents were brother and sister so he might of had some birth defects that caused him to die early.

[@naily1768]

Technically his parents were cousin

[@gamingwithnicko1942]

He died from blood poisoning, he broke his leg, and overtime infection started showing up

[@bobbywoods684]

More accurate title- "How Tut didn't die".

[@siyasart]

I came here after reading about him in my class 11th English book lesson

[@jiamiwaldron7912]

I don't know what to believe some say malaria,knee infection,hit by a chariot,or sickle cell. :l idk anymore i quit.

[@rainless]

The comments helped me more on my project than this video -_-

[@Perririri]

Kaomoji normie

[@ms-uu9lg]

As Egyptian have a special technology. With the time machine One day King Tut travel to future and after seen of too many theories about his death he went back and killed himself. Cased close.

[@octavia2073]

time machines don’t exist

[@p.g.3419]

He had many serious skeletal deformities, it is very evident, rather, who knows how he will have suffered!

[@SomeRoofKorean]

he was a young man with a broken bone and malaria also believed to have sickle cell disease and a whole lot of disorders.

[@terrelll.frazier435]

I think Tutankhamun may have accidentally fell down a long fleet of steps. Keep in mind that he was cripple so it could be likely that he died by accident #KingTut

[@nataliem3598]

No his mom and dad were brother and sister and the generation from their father and the rest of their family passed down to king tut, they all died so early and so they a disease called temporal lobe epilepsy, which means they had feminine hormones and even the boys had thoes hormones they had week bones so that explains the fracture on his knee he could have fell and it shattered and so this diseas caused all of them to die at such a young age, another thing they had was köhlers disease which if you look at his body on this video it explains why he had a twisted foot

[@Acc0rd79]

History channel taught me Aliens did it, just saying.

[@lucialpizar9565]

yor right died by a knee infección i learnee it from docuomenty

[@hanaamo55]

Acc0rd79 Aliens are not a thing. :T

[@emehache4004]

😂

[@faithesther3582]

This is just how he didn't die!

[@albuggy9293]

100% I’m sure that this touch screen can tell me what happened 4000 years ago 💯

[@HistoryLover1550]

Initially I believed as many did, that Tutankhamun was murdered-and that Ay was the culprit. With new examinations being done of his mummy, I do concur with some of the information that has been put forward. In regards to the recent reconstruction, I have trouble with his appearance-especially with the proposed clubfoot and girlish hips. I do believe malaria and a chariot accident, whether in battle or not, were the cause of his death. But as with any figure in History, there will be questions we may never have answers for.

[@kpopkrackhead8793]

He died bcoz of his genes his parent were siblings his immune system was not that good he had a lot pain and sickness through out his life he also died bcoz leg injury and malaria

[@bryiee4905]

wait and see ..i use the time travel and go along with doraemon😂😂

[@jordjoe8600]

ghie_ FORCE ok go u will not come back 😂

[@naoisesoughley6884]

See you in 666 years😘🖐

[@ismailghafoori8775]

Wait for me tooo

[@ME_Toons]

I want to travel too

[@johnantony5267]

Take me also bro 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@husnawadihusnawadi1286]

No one knwmows what really happened in the past in one's absence.. We can only speculate, which drive the debate and controversy..

[@crashpal]

So can we debunk that Jesus was never nailed to the cross?

[@subPewDiePie-jh6il]

Hi, from Egypt 😃👋

[@Perririri]

Hello

[@BADD1ONE]

This channel consistantly let's me down

[@gargighose4726]

I have been interested in king tut and how he died wow thank u for doing it for me

[@davidmccormick2957]

What made king tut so special was his tomb. Belongings etc. Make up masks etc. I think that's culture. You elaborate drawings make up style etc dancing music etc. Make that person and environment look n seem interesting. If he would of just had a plain tomb n coffin etc. People etc would not of found him so mysterious and interesting etc.

[@Zester_oi]

came here after reading a chapter from my english book (discovering tut : the saga continues)

[@knightpower1144]

He died from sickle cell.

[@Whitneypyant]

Knight Power I think that been debunked. He had malaria which interfered with his leg. King tut death was caused by years of incest.

[@prodbyignis9612]

This was in my recommendation this and I’m studying this at school

[@ISetYourFaceOnFire]

wasn't it a knee infection?

[@LuvandGlamour]

ISetYourFaceOnFire Yeah I remember watching a documentary saying he had developed some sort of sickness somewhere in his body if I remember correctly.

[@ExtremePrejudice]

a cut on his toe

[@kevinhoward9593]

He had Malaria. they say the Malaria infection prevented the fracture from healing properly and probably caused his death. Then again he also had many genetic defect diseases. One being the 6 vertebrae in his neck were completely fused together and he could not move his head.

[@lavenderunihorse]

ISetYourFaceOnFire leg broken leg infeton

[@riah9402]

it was an infection from a broken leg

[@mountainmike3242]

Well that’s that, now I can go on living my life

[@SanjanaRanasingha]

😂

[@cocoangelina6478]

my theory is that King Tutenkhamun was murdered. even though evidence shows he "was not" murdered he had a spear wound in his skull, he was supposedly riding in a chariot in a war and he was stabbed by a spear in the skull, he fell to the ground from his chariot and the horse stomped on him. I'm an 11 year old and I'm interested in these things. my mother is an archaeologist currently in Egypt studying Egyptian cultures and is in the main museum of Egypt. you don't have to believe me, but this is the theory that I believe.

[@pyschofreak8416]

i agree.☺

[@abhishekghosh2686]

Pretty smart for a 11 years old kid😏😏 carry on mate,your future looks bright 😎🤘

[@kailandells8624]

Yeah same everyone one at school calls me weird because i know every detail of ancient egypt

[@apachetribeswearealive2313]

Your not 11. You just say that to get more likes.

[@dontreadmypicture7646]

The hole on the back of his head is used during the mummification of king tut. They put a hole to extract his brain from there

[@jevoulaispasdecompte]

Alone. Cause end of the day, that's how we all die. Have a great day

[@melsworld5008]

He has returned

[@pattycakegoddess8405]

MELSWORLD 💜

[@viixzons]

He was in some sort of an accident and broke/fractured his leg and it infected and died 1 day after his accident

[@lexigrimhaive]

King Tut died because of an infection due to a knee injury, likely sustained after falling out of a chariot.

[@cerebrumexcrement]

What kind of technology is this? It looks so cool

[@6x029]

ikr

[@SanjanaRanasingha]

CT Scan

[@Jcecil17]

It's being left unsure than asking your friend again

[@Jcecil17]

Zero ground

[@leehilton748]

Actually it's said he was killed by a hippo while hunting.

[@bigkiandi6194]

Where’s those back head theory came from? 😂

[@johannharith2595]

Everybody will die, remember this. even you are a King

[@09goodies]

How was them golden casts made?? That's some pression work?

[@stevenhall9009]

The title says...Revealed how King Tut died, but they determined a way he didn't die?

[@ranimohamed3234]

He will be alive until the day of judgement and you all will see the truth

[@numerouno7874]

He died of fever because there was no biogesic that time

[@psravindran2177]

I think murdering an young person in those days is ruled out.

[@al-karimabdulaziz8961]

That does not rule out poisoning, just blunt force trauma.

[@amybeth5776]

Who is the British scientist in this show?

[@tanja1263]

he did not get hit in the head he got hit by a racing chariot in the 1920s but only the left side of his body

[@accuratesnip3rr197]

What are you smoking?!! King tut died long before that.

[@shellonmarks5192]

What ever kind of infection he die from its what make him famous the more remembered king

[@aryclai]

I thought it was malaria that killed him

[@darcylouise3861]

All these people in the comments saying; i know how he died! He died from a chariot accident! He was killed by uncle ai! He died from a knee infection! WE WILL NEVER KNOW.

[@lakishalaster5584]

Honey he most likely died from malaria and a broken leg

[@adelerodriguez2432]

We won't know bc there aren't any Ouija boards in hieroglyphics.

[@gladheateher4now]

His partner was his sister. His parents were brother and sister. It killed the 18th dinasty.

[@mutazababneh950]

How come a kid be a great king... and it is no difference ..how he died...not a big deal..but the most important thing how much gold they found and whereis it???

[@rampageking1128]

Don't name the vid revealed: how king tut died

[@ayahboss9109]

King tut died of chariots accident...he has a severed head concussion , broken legs and twisted knees..

[@DhavalPatel-lr1wp]

This story is in a book called I primary nonfiction book

[@AlienGuru33]

my heart exploded at age 19 due to my DNA manipulation and weakness. -King Tut

[@heatherquinn8684]

Some are saying he had sickle cell anemia

[@devilsden6666]

It ain't true cuz at school when I used to go we were learning about him in history and an arceologist came to talk to us and we held real artefacts from him and the arceologist said he died by riding his chariot and he got a bad leg infection

[@aleksmartini4]

Tut I miss you

[@darleneadamski6749]

Skull fragments can be loose after soft tissue decays and has nothing to hold it up with. This answers nothing really. ??

[@VideoGamingPlanet]

He died while playing Mortal Kombat 11 with his sister I mean his wife on Xbox One with a poor internet connection.

[@renataversesckiene2877]

I'm learning king tut at school

[@Chuckknotts2000]

This just mentions how he didn't die.

[@samchristopherson778]

Wrong it sied on a documentarie that he was ran over by a charoit while in battle becouse it even shows the breakges allong his body that match what a weel would do to bone

[@amybeth5776]

Holy shit! Take an English/Spelling class!!!

[@sempthegreat]

Ancient astronaut theorists say no.

[@Aceno13]

Right, not really what the title said though

[@lorinelson7607]

Title should have read how king tut DIDNT die

[@andresperez7476]

I wish his family can finally have some closure. 😒😒😞

[@jolyettefrye6365]

Speculation .. Speculation. After 3200 years. U will never know exactly how 👑TUT, died. I wish they would leave his mummy alone so he can rest in peace. ✋

[@sweiland75]

Misleading title

[@robgabriel8900]

Because he had poor bones and Scoliosis, King Tut did not walk like an egyptian...

[@darinsquid]

This only answers one way he didn't die....

[@lostspace5811]

What about the other skull mystery

[@raad1754]

“So this day We shall deliver your (dead) body (out from the sea)” [Yoonus 10:92] Quran When death was surrounding the tyrant on all sides, and the waves of the sea were tossing him around, and he was sure that drowning was to be his unavoidable fate, he said: “I believe that none has the right to be worshipped but He (Allaah) in Whom the Children of Israel believe, and I am one of the Muslims (those who submit to Allaah’s Will)” [Yoonus 10:90]. But it was too late, the time for repentance had passed and the time for believing ended once death approached, and the evildoer lost all strength and wiles. I Hope this would clarify how he died PEACE😌

[@CheneysShotgun805]

I thought he was stung by A scorpion on the ankle and died.

[@viviennenocopy5223]

Who’s here because your teachers are talking about king tut and king Ramses II

[@soad2609]

So he was like Joffrey and Tommen!

[@mylifeasbeth1968]

Maybe he bumped it himself.

[@ihatemayo343]

Hi Mrs Jenkins

[@sharifabdul4237]

Tatttunkhamuuuun died while removing his golden helmet. Yeah it's true, the CT said so. God be merciful on his helmet.

[@metallitech]

I don't believe that removing the mask caused all of that breakage of the bones.

[@catherinehubbard1167]

Tut was a walking warning about inbreeding.

[@Sandwich420]

Revealed: How King Tut DIDN'T Die

[@kalkun009]

they are no more now,,live the dead to the dead ......what will the gain by studying it

[@moniquewalker4763]

Very scary and interesting, was King Tutankhamun murdered or did he die by some other means?....we will probably never know, but the theory of him being hit in the back of the head creeps me out.

[@echoskelet]

What ? I can not hear you there is loud funky noise in the background.. I hate when people do that.

[@malihaahmed3709]

They will never satisfied until they dig some ancient disease 🙂

[@Perririri]

COVID 2619 BC

[@getawaywithchen1929]

Tut died because his squad did not revive him on time.

[@sharifabdul4237]

Holy cow, then how did the boy king tatttuttankhhaamun died any way.

[@logzlogz1993]

He was not murderd. Nor he died in a chariot he was disabled because he was birthed by siblings! He died because he fell down a fleet of stairs because he broke his foot before and had a cane. So he fell because his legs were week and he was a kind he would be in a freaking castle the whole time

[@KapilSharma71180]

Poor fellow...

[@NNiranjan1]

cool but u did it

[@Guyver187]

Let the dead rest.

[@vassa1972]

Interesting

[@manticomar1146]

Y do these Egyptians speak in a funny accent

[@la1it44]

I feel like he rage quitted on fortnite and fell out the window

[@motivationtube5848]

Tutankhamun was murdered at the age of 18 years, 3 months and 2 days by Haremhab, his general army commander and Secretary of State. On the one hand, Tutankhamun was maliciously injured (a broken leg), which resulted in a lethal inflammation, blood-poisoning as it would be called today. On the other hand, the actual killing was done by Haremhab by sticking a 27-centimeter needle trough the eye into Tutankhamun's brain.

[@Whitneypyant]

AnythingGoes I'm pretty sure that he had malaria and multiple of other diseases. Basically the ancient Egypt practice of incest killed him.

[@3emkay937]

Well that’s not sadistic as fuck

[@oldschool3484]

How come nobody talks about his elongated skull ?

[@gbvoul]

because that was fashion. They did that on purpose

[@oldschool3484]

@@gbvoul No, not all, of it.. And if this was done on purpose, even so, why dont they talk about it ? Hidden truths.

[@gbvoul]

@@oldschool3484 Wrong