The Titanic is famously known for its tragic sinking in 1912, but there is an unknown story that involves a mysterious object on board the ship. According to rumors, a wealthy businessman named William Thomas Stead had brought an ancient Egyptian mummy on board the Titanic as part of his personal collection.

Stead, who was a prominent journalist and social reformer, was a firm believer in the supernatural and reportedly thought that the mummy would bring him good luck during his voyage. However, little did he know that the mummy would bring anything but luck to the ship.

Legend has it that the mummy was cursed and that it had been responsible for the deaths of many people throughout its history. Some crew members on the Titanic claimed that they had seen the mummy moving on its own, and others reported strange noises and eerie sensations when they were near it.

Despite these rumors, Stead refused to part with his prized possession and kept the mummy in his cabin throughout the voyage. However, fate had other plans, and Stead was one of the many passengers who perished when the Titanic struck an iceberg and sank.

The fate of the mummy remains unknown, and it's unclear whether it played any role in the sinking of the ship. Some believe that the curse of the mummy caused the Titanic's demise, while others dismiss it as a mere coincidence. Regardless of the truth behind the story, the legend of the Titanic's unlucky mummy lives on as a mysterious and eerie tale of the ill-fated ship.