The Gulf News reports on the latest in sseries of "mysterious" deaths associated with the discovery of the 5,300 year old hunter's corpse in an Alpine glacier: An Australian molecular biologist who carried out research on the Stone Age hunter known as Oetzi the Iceman has died, renewing speculation that the tribesman's remains are cursed. Tom Loy, 63, is the seventh person connected with Oetzi to have died prematurely since the 5,300—year—old hunter's corpse was found entombed in an alpine glacier on Austria—Italy border in 1991. Loy was diagnosed with a rare blood condition 12 years ago, shortly after he became involved in research into Oetzi, that caused his blood to clot. He is believed to have died two weeks ago but his body remained undiscovered for several days. He was divorced. An inquest into the death was inconclusive, ruling out foul play but unable to determine if he had died of natural causes, an accident, or both. The others: Helmut Simon (67) The...(Read Full Post)