The Murder of King Tut

Who assassinated Tutankhamun in 1324 BC. AD? Horemheb, the ambitious general who was to be one of his successors? Ay, his grand vizier also hungry for power? Ankhesenamon, his half-sister whom he married and who could not give him an heir?
More than three thousand years after his death, James Patterson and Martin Dugard lead the investigation. They retrace the stages of the nine-year reign of the young pharaoh, who died at the age of eighteen, and the eventful career of Howard Carter, who discovered his tomb on November 22, 1922, after a quarter of a century of excavations in the Valley of the Kings. .
In the light of the most recent methods of scientific analysis, their double investigation clarifies the circumstances of Tutankhamun's death and the discovery of his tomb in the Valley of the Kings, thus helping to dissipate the Tutankhamun mystery.
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