They Laughed About the Pharaoh's Curse… Then They Opened the King's Tomb (The Séance of Fear)

Friday, April 13th, 1973. Kraków, Poland. In a painted chapel of Wawel Cathedral, twelve people gather around the red marble tomb of King Casimir IV, sealed since 1492. Before lifting the lid, someone jokes about Tutankhamun's curse. Everybody laughs. Within a year, the newspapers count ten dead out of twelve. This story is inspired by the real "curse of the king" reported by the Polish press. The characters, their names and many details are invented and told our way. Scientists later pointed to a toxic mold found in the tomb… but some things, the mold doesn't explain. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 Welcome to The Séance of Fear 00:12 Ten dead out of twelve 00:44 Kraków, April 1973 02:06 Anna, Michael, Edward 02:48 The old sacristan 03:16 A heartbeat in the stone 04:00 The joke 04:33 Opening the tomb 06:12 The writing in the crown 06:41 The first death 08:01 The curse of the king 08:40 Anna gets sick 09:46 The old legend 10:26 The translation 11:25 Ten of the twelve 13:00 The mold 13:48 What the mold doesn't explain 14:53 April 2013: the notebook 💬 Would you have gone down into that vault? Tell me in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe for the next séance. Characters and names are invented. A story inspired by real events, told and brought to life in 3D animation by The Séance of Fear. 🔎 Related stories: What Really Killed Everyone Who Opened King Casimir's Tomb? The Curse of King Casimir IV – Poland's Royal Tomb That Killed 15 Scientists The Dark Secret of King Casimir IV's Tomb 3 CURSED Places on EARTH 4 Disturbing TRUE Scary Stories #horrorstories #scarystories #curse #krakow #creepy #theseanceoffear