King Casimir IV
King Casimir IV of Poland is historically noted for being associated with a tomb opening incident in the 1970s that led to the deaths of several conservation scientists due to inhaling toxic spores, contributing to the lore of the 'mummy’s curse'.
Born on Nov 30, 1427 (598 years old)
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King Casimir IV's tomb was opened by conservation scientists who later died from inhaling spores, contributing to the discussion of health risks associated with mummified remains.
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