Police in Munich investigate the mystery: more than 1,000 stickers were placed on tombstones and wooden crosses in three cemetery in the German city, without any indications where they came or why.
1.95 For 1.2-inch stickers are written with QR code, yes, when scanned, the name of the person buried in the grave and her location is displayed in the cemetery – but nothing else.
“We haven’t found the form behind this yet. The stickers also put on a decade of old tombstones and very new graves that have so far had only a wooden cross,” Christian Drexler spokesman said on Wednesday.
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“The people who were witnesses who put stickers on graves were asked to reach the appropriate cemetery administration,” Drexler said.
The stickers appeared in the last days in Waldfriedhof, Sendlinger Friedhof and Friedhof Solln cemetery.
The police are not just trying to find out who is behind stickers, but also investigate property damage, as tombstones are partially damaged and painted when the stickers are removed.
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2025-02-19 18:43:00
