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posted on Jun, 29 2010 @ 04:31 PM
I live for conspiracies like this one.
Apparently King Tut's tee teeier was attached when he was first unwrapped in 1922, according to John Taylor, who looks after the mummies collection
at the British Museum in London.
The wayward wiener was reported missing in 1968, before it was discovered again during a CT scan in 2006, lying in the loose sand around the mummy's
body.
If you follow any Egyptian conspiracies and cover-ups at all, you know that Egypt's chief archaeologist Zahi Hawass is ALWAYS involved. This one is
no exception. Hawass claims Tut was "well-developed", although admits in a paper, his member is dismembered.
ATS....King Tut needs you!!
Imagine if it was you who was victim archeologists 'dropping the ball'.
This mystery of the Tut's purple-helmeted love warrior who went AWOL needs solving. Let's bring to bear the might of modern technology for the sake
of King's misplaced manhood!
This has has been fun.
www.newscientist.com...enis.html