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Who Was Responsible For Otzi The Iceman's Death

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Ötzi The Iceman was found 1991 by two hikers in the Austrian Alps. First police thought it was a lost hiker that died by freezing to death but then multiple tools from the copper age were found near the body and then scientists knew that this man came from the copper age. They Named him Ötzi the Iceman. Ever since he was found, scientist and geologist try to find out the murder case, why Ötzi The Iceman killed? I believe that he was unwillingly sacrificed because, the Bruises on his body indicate that he was in some sort of fight or struggle, but it wasn't a flesh wound which means his murderers weren't trying to kill him, but to disable him so he won't resist toward his sacrifice. Of course there is the fatal shot to the back, but I believe that Ötzi escaped and had enough time to pack some things to survive including the copper axe (which he could have used as a weapon because his bow and arrows were broken or unfinished). Then he escaped into the mountains where he hoped to escape. …show more content…

Maby somebody of the ritualists must have followed him and shot him in the back. Because he killed Ötzcxfdi in the mountains he laid his weapons that Ötzi carried with him out and started some sort of ritual. He pulled out the arrow shaft out of his body, but the arrowhead got stuck in his shoulder shoulder. So to simulate a proper ritual sacrifice not a murder he turned Ötzis body but failed. There is also a stone carving of Ötzi’s murderer and the copper axe that Ötzi carried with him. This is indicates that the killer of Ötzi told what he did what won't lead to murder because as a murderer you want to keep the murders a secret. I found even more information that supports this theory. Like that this time of the copper age had bunch of sacrificial ceremonies and most of the sacrifices weren't there by will and that lots of sacrificial bodies were laid or buried in the mountains for the

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