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King Tut Died but no one knew how he did though. There might have been suspects from Ancient Egypt to discover who had killed King Tutankhamen. One of the suspects would’ve been the murderer of the king of Egypt. There was Aye, Tey, and his wife Ankhesnamen.

Aye was the replacement of the great king of Egypt. When Ankhesnamen found out that Tut died, she needed a replacement for another king to marry. Practically Aye was forced to marry Ankhesnamen in order to be king of the great Egypt. Aye was completley innocent of Tut’s murder mystery. But he had a love affair with one another. Tey might of gone jealous of this.
Tey might of saw this coming, she might of killed Tut to get back at Aye and Ankhesnamen for not telling anything to her at that point of time.

When both married, Tey should of already knew in the drama she was in. But the thing is that Aye was Already married to Tey. So he must’ve in a love affair that he hadn’t told either of them so they wouldn’t fight over him. Tey on the other hand was queen of another kingdom in Egypt, without a husband, she wouldn’t be the …show more content…

Teys revenge was more than that though, she didn’t do anything to her loving Aye but only did it to Ankhesnamen. Maybe that’s why Ankhesnamem was never to be seen again because she disappeared because of Tey. She might of took her to a dessert so she was never to be able to find in more years that would come. But once Tey got rid of Ankhesnamen, she had Aye all to herself once again, and no one knew what happened to Ankhesnamen from her disappearence or Tut’s secretley murder from the jealously Queen of another kingdom.., Tey.King Tut Died but no one knew how he did though. There might have been suspects from Ancient Egypt to discover who had killed King Tutankhamen. One of the suspects would’ve been the murderer of the king of Egypt. There was Aye, Tey, and his wife

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