There are many versions about the death of the legendary "Titanic", ranging from the most ordinary - this is a collision with an iceberg through the carelessness of the ship's captain, to the purely fantastic - aliens are involved in the crash, a secret world government based on the limitless capabilities of the reptilians. There is also a mystical version.
Let's start in order. In the eighties of the century before last, not far from Cairo, archaeologists discovered the mummy of a priestess, presumably the XIV century BC. (during the reign of Pharaoh Amenhotep IV). The mummy was soon acquired by a British collector, literally obsessed with the history of Ancient Egypt and its exhibits.
Having returned home with a successful purchase, the happy owner of the ancient mummy decided to photograph it. However, the photographer, who first took a picture of the lid of the sarcophagus where the priestess rested, refused further shooting. On the photographic plate, he told the collector, a terrible female face appeared, which looks clearly menacing. The owner of the mummy, seeing this eerie image, was so frightened that he immediately donated the mummy to the British Museum. There is information that both Britons were sick for a long time after that …
The mummy takes revenge on the people who disturbed her peace
Problems began in the museum as well. A few days later, his servant, who accepted this expensive gift from the collector, suddenly died for no apparent reason, although he was not ill at all and was still relatively young. His assistant, who was only present at the reception of the mummy, fell and was seriously injured. The photographer, who soon intended to photograph a new museum piece, simply could not do it: his hand was pinched by the door to the subway, his fingers shattered.
Soon the journalist, who wrote an article about the unique Egyptian exhibit for the newspaper, also died, again somehow strangely and suddenly. And one of the museum visitors, having thrown an unflattering phrase about the mummy, was fired from a prestigious job the next day, and his son, a businessman, went bankrupt after a while and then ended up in a psychiatric hospital. Comparing all these facts, including the tragedy with the archaeologist who dug up the mummy (he seriously shot himself in the leg), the museum management decided to get rid of such an exhibit, hiding it for a while in a storehouse - away from people.
Ultimately, the museum found a person who did not believe in anything, and therefore decided to purchase a mummy for its private collection. It turned out to be an American, and in order to deliver the priestess's mummy to America, she was sent on the Titanic. It's just an accident, the unsinkable ship turned out to be the closest ship going to the New World.
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Since the cargo was valuable (insured for a large amount), it was placed in a special box and placed near the captain's bridge. The crew members who survived this terrible disaster said that just before the Titanic collided with the iceberg, for some reason, Captain Smith opened the box with the mummy, perhaps he was just curious. Many believed that it was this curiosity (the peace of the mummy was disturbed) that influenced the mind of the "sea wolf", because after that he began to behave very strangely, for example, he was warned about a large accumulation of icebergs in this sea area, but the captain did not even think to reduce the speed of the Titanic.
Perhaps all this is just speculation, but it is known for certain that that Egyptian mummy after the crash of the Titanic regained peace - now in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. And no one has ever seen her again …