Vassar

Basically, if you've followed me thus far and what I'm telling you about this twisted history makes any sense to you,

You should understand that king Tuts' disappearance is tied to that of the fate of Akhenaten.

Basically, he is rebellious in his philosophy about holding himself and The Aton above all other God's and Goddess.

There is no honor amongst the Annunaki. Loyalty for them is purely by proxy. Although at one time loyalty may have been a priority until betrayal by yours truly which still persists til this day.

This isn't about Akhenaten this is about King Tut and those that murdered him.

But we can't understand it until we look at those that surrounded him and Akhenaten and the kind of life that hasn't been disclosed to us by Naxi free Mason.
Archeologists

One in the same.

Now of course Akhenaten did disappear along with Osiris I think Osiris got it first though.

But you can understand why Akhenaten and his cult following wanted to do away with the Judgement of the dead.

Why? Because they wanted to defy death. With Osiris out of the way they would never be judged for the crimes that they committed in the afterlife.

Now of course Enki really isn't his child. However, this was the myth that was purpetuated after Thoth's and Set/Anubis's betrayal.