The problem for empiricists is that despite any way to prove the curse, lots of people have died. Is this coincidence? Or does the evidence lend credence that the curse can be called real? Since curses are impossible to prove, belief’s conflict with skepticism will keep this dialogue going. Narratives are spinning a weave of how Otzi still wants revenge for his ancient murder, his spirit now making all others who disturbed his rest pay with their lives as well.

The story will stay alive, even as Otzi remains dead, but because of all the deaths since. CURSE OR COINCIDENCE? DEATHS CONTINUE REGARDLESS Almost everyone who had contact with Otzi after he was discovered has suffered some kind of mysterious disaster, killing them off one by one. Otzi’s story seems to be following the narrative of the Curse of the Pharaohs. But things have been even more mysterious in the years since. Otzi died over three thousand years before the birth of Christ, left to die bleeding out from an arrow wound. This story first appeared in The Sun and has been republished here with permission.CURSE OF THE ICEMAN KILLS ALL WHO TOUCHED HIM, AND MOREĭo you remember the iceman Otzi whose mummified body was found, very well preserved, that ended up being a years-long legal battle between Austria and Italy? The find was amazing, both in terms of the spectacular physical evidence as well as the unknown story that led to his death. Before his death, he admitted to killing over 200 people and said he never felt a pang of remorse or guilt. Kuklinski eventually died in prison after 18 years behind bars. He got to hang out with the other gangsters in prison and play cards.” It was where he could be the king and he was very well respected. Kuklinski was convicted and given two life sentences.Ĭhristin said: “Jail was perfect for my father.

His eldest daughter, Merrick, had an unbreakable bond with her father, despite his violent behaviour.Īfter many failed undercover police attempts to catch Kuklinski, he was finally arrested in 1986.

“We had no hope in being saved because the police had been tracking him for so long and they couldn’t get him on anything. “He would hit himself in the head so hard you could see the blood vessels popping,” Christin said when describing his rage. Picture: SuppliedĬhristin and her mother conjured up a plan to drug his meat loaf with Valium but they became too terrified to put their plan into action. The daughters of serial killer Richard Kuklinski, Merrick and Christin.

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