Thousands of years ago, Queen Hotbox of Egypt died, some said from excess carnal activity. Whether that was the case or not, her ministers knew she was much given to the pleasures of the flesh, and they felt duty bound to let her continue her wanton ways in the Afterlife. Her favorite stud, Rammer, was brought into her tomb and informed that his duties to the lady would continue, even after her death and his, which was about to occur.
That was great news for him, because his queen was truly a hotty in every way, and he didn't want the fact that she was dead to interfere with their sexual escapades. He eagerly drank the potion that was offered and lay down so his corpse, after the poison turned him into one, could be prepared by the royal morticians. They processed the body of Queen Hotbox and, by the time they were done, Rammer was dead, so they did similar things to him. With their jobs finished, they left the two bodies close together in the tomb so the dry heat of the Egyptian desert would complete the process of mummification.
Being basically a commoner, Rammer was wrapped in cheaper cloth, as was customary for someone of his rank, and laid directly on the stone floor. The queen was prepared as befitting her position when alive, with perfumes and jewelry and the finest linens, and placed in a casket on a stone dais. When they were done, the morticians wished the couple good luck and a long Afterlife and took their departure, sealing the tomb after they left.
Things remained that way for thousands of years, until a team from the British Archeological Society located the crypt and broke the seal. When they saw and read the inscriptions, it confirmed their expectations that the tomb was that of Queen Hotbox, who was a minor monarch as such things are determined, but they were surprised at the presence of the other mummy. Further inspection of the inscriptions told them the reason it was there, and all but one of their number chuckled at the quaint and silly superstitions so often held by the ancient Egyptians.
Doctor Patel, who had been born and raised in India, was the only one of their number who put any kind of credence in the inscription.
"There are a multitude of things in this world we know not about," he reminded his associates. "The ancient ones of this land knew many things that we are only now learning."
However, he was of lesser rank than they, and had not been educated at University in England, so the others ignored his opinion. After paying the usual bribes to the appropriate government officials, the archeologists packed both mummies off to be put on display in London.
Although a minor queen, Hotbox had been a genuine monarch and, as such, she was placed on exhibition in a major museum. Rammer did not fare so well, and his mummy was taken to a more remote spot, little more than a carnival or freak show, where people paid a small amount of money to come and look at him in his cloth bindings and have their pictures taken with him.
Most of those archeologists were not as smart as they thought they were. For many centuries, Hotbox and her consort had enjoyed their existence together in the Afterlife, and neither liked the idea of being separated. After just a few days of enforced celibacy, Rammer began thinking of himself as being remiss in his duties, since he was no longer bestowing his sexual favors upon his queen. He felt the need to do something to compensate for this laxity. He had not been very bright when alive, and was even less astute when dead, and the only thing he could think of to do was to start fucking other women who looked as if they wanted or needed his attentions.
There was certainly no shortage of them. Every day, dozens of women, some hornier than others, came by and gawked at his cloth-wrapped body. Many of them even pointed odd little box-like things at him, or stood next to his earthly remains while others wielded the strange devices. A few days after his arrival at the carnival, when all of the gawkers had gone home, the spirit of Rammer reactivated his body, pushed open the strange box that held it, and climbed off the wooden platform. He was determined to seek out women with whom he could do his duty to his beloved queen.
His activities were reported in the newspapers the next day. The more staid dailies reported a series of mysterious sexual assaults in the vicinity of the side show. The tabloids did the same, except they interviewed the victims and took great glee in reporting their descriptions of the attacks.
The story of Gwen Brown was a good example of what the violated women said: "It was rilly strange, y'know, I'd just left this pub where I'd had a coupla little drinks, and this guy comes up to me. I thought he was a sailor, cuz he was wearin' all white, and I ast him 'Hey, Sailor, d'ya wanna have some fun?' He ditn't say nothin' but he must of wanted some, cuz he grabbed me by the arm and pulled me into an alley. 'Hey, Sailor, take it easy,' I tole him.