I think that mabey all of the Three Suspects may have worked together. I mean they all got something out of it in the end rite? I also think mabey That general Homerab person may have pushed him out of a chariot thing and the horse may have trampled his head and eaither that killed him or the head injurie hurt his spine adn that killed him. I mean i dont believe the whole Leg thing. I think they all just want to be done with this. I mean so do i but i want to be done with it knowing what really had happened. I mean I dont believe the leg thing cause for some odd reason i just have this feeling in the pit of my stomach saying NO! keep lokking. SO if u have info that i dont i will keep reading. 8) By the way i really enjoy reading Si-amun's notes. :D

By the way King TutGurl_13 it is eaither Ay or Aye i think. That is how i read it in web sites.

I see a lot of people needing info on King Tut so i whiped up a few

People started thinking it was murder about 28 years ago. All the suspects are Aye his Vizier. Aye married Tut's wife when he died. General Horernab, Army officer. He was king after Aye who took the throne when Tut died. Aye only ruled for 4 years. The last suspect is Ankhesenamum. Tut's wife. They say Tut died in 1323 B.C. They also think his parents were Akhenaten=his father. And Kiya=his Mother. Tut was 9 years old when he took the throne. He was 17 or 18 when he died. Ankhesenmamum went missing when Aye died. I know fishy . Tut, Aye and Akhenaten's names all were deleted from the Official list of Pharos. Horernab deleted them when he became pharo. Also since Tut died quickly he was burried in haste. So there it is please enjoy.

Horernab

I think his name was Horemheb, but you made me laugh.

Osiris, you too have some flaws in your ideas. there was a wound found on his cheek from some object. (perhaps a sharp pointy object?) but there was no other trama to the head and none to the spine before death.

[quote="Sekhmet the fearsome"]Osiris, you too have some flaws in your ideas. there was a wound found on his cheek from some object. (perhaps a sharp pointy object?) but there was no other trama to the head and none to the spine before death.

There was no "wound" on the cheek. There WAS evidence of as abrasion, rather as if the skin had been harshly rubbed, to the point of breaking the skin and, perhaps, causing superficial bleeding. But in no way was it serious enough to cause death!

I suppose you have a point, Tut's investigator. Perhaps Tutankhamun suffered deadly concussion (!)

Tut's investigator, I feel that Tutankhamen died as the result of a fall from a chariot. What caused that, or the exact curcimstances in it's happening are open to conjector.
The obvious haste in his burial and the kind of rush to embalm him suggests that the body had started to putrify, and that in turn suggests that his death occurred away from the palace. Perhaps on a hunting expedition--maybe on a military action somewhere.
The thing open to conjecture is the missing sternum and part of the rib-cage. Was it damaged in the accident? Was it done to accomodate his body into it's coffin? Did it happen when Carter and his team tore the body apart looking for jewels?
Typically, the heart was returned to the body at burial. I have never heard if the heart was with Tutankhamen. If so, that would suggest that the missing sternum was during embalming.
I did not say that there was no skull injury, only that the death was not caused by a blow to the back of the head, but there does seem to be no evidence of any type of injury to the skull. The much-discussed break in the leg has a 50-50 chance of happening in his life-time or happening whe Carter did his thing--personally, I favor damage by Carter.
The results of the scan show that he was a typical young man--basically quite healthy. The much talked of spinal injury was the result of being crammed into his coffin, and not some disablity in life. The much ballyhoed subject of how big he was--extremes have been suggested, saying his hips measured 40 inches! were just not true.
We have the mummy of a young man, in good health,...who just happens to be dead!
I think that further testing will be done, even though Hawass feels that enough is enough and he should be put back in his tomb and left alone.

I Once said the same. I think it is possible that he fell out of a charriot. But i dont think it was an accident if it did happen. I mean like you said Osiris, We have a perfectly healthy young man and he just happens to be dead. It just says "MURDER" to me. I mean like i said my mind changes as i go along and now you pointed it out that mabey just mabey he has been pushed out of a charriot. But i still think all 3 suspects did it. So if you dissagree ok but if not GREAT!!!