num_pages: 108
description: FROM THE ORIGINAL DUST A thing of evil in the wrong hands...Anna Le Guillon Mitchell-Hedges actually discovered the Crystal Skull when she was seventeen. She now owns it and has this to say about "Sometimes I am sorry I did not inter the skull with my father, as he wished. I think that may have been the best place for it. It is a thing of evil in the wrong hands."My father believed that the skull brought death only to those who did not revere it - who laughed and jeered at it. He lived for 30 years after he took possession of the skull. During that time, he survived eight bullet wounds and three knife attacks."He did not pray to the skull, but he treated it with the same reverence as the Mayan priests. To them, it was akin to a god. I believe that anyone can "will" another to death through the skull. When I sell it, I want it to go to a museum where it can do no harm to anyone."I am not afraid of the skull, for I revere it as my late father did, but I am afraid of the harm the skull can do if it gets into the wrong hands."
language: English
title: The Crystal Skull: The story of the mystery, myth, and magic of the Mitchell-Hedges crystal skull discovered in a lost Mayan city during a search for Atlantis
titlecomplete: The Crystal Skull: The story of the mystery, myth, and magic of the Mitchell-Hedges crystal skull discovered in a lost Mayan city during a search for Atlantis
genres: Nonfiction
ratings_count: 36
publisher: Doubleday