On July 2, Egyptians were plunged into horror by the news of a child’s murder and the severing of his hands as a sacrifice to a jinn, a supernatural spirit, to open a Pharaonic tomb full of treasures and artifacts in Assiut Governorate in southern Egypt. Egyptian police have arrested three of the victim’s cousins as suspects. Two of them have confessed to the crime, which they carried out in collaboration with an illegal antiquities dealer who wanted to purchase the child’s hands to use as a sacrificial offering. Breaking the Pharaonic curse on buried tombs to acquire hidden treasures and artifacts is spread in many cities around Egypt such as Aswan, Assiut, Hawamdiya in Giza, Dar El-Salam i
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