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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Adrienne Martinez

Great Pyramid Piece Cursed? Family Says Son's Theft in Egypt Brought Misfortune

A family claimed they were cursed after their son stole a piece of the Great Pyramid during a trip (Credit: PHOTO: DAVID MCEACHAN/PEXELS)

For centuries, the Great Pyramid of Giza has been surrounded by mystery and superstition. Many believe that taking even the smallest piece from the ancient wonder can bring misfortune—a curse said to protect the resting places of Egypt's pharaohs and preserve their legacy from those who dare to disturb it will suffer misfortune, illness, or even death.

One family in the US claims to have experienced this 'curse' after their son stole and brought home a piece of the Great Pyramid during a trip. Now, his mother is making an effort to return it.

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