Over 1,000 QR code stickers have been found on gravestones at three cemeteries in Munich, Germany. The stickers display the name and location of the grave, but offer no further information. Police are investigating the incident for potential property damage and are appealing to the public for information.
Police in Munich are investigating a perplexing mystery: over 1,000 stickers bearing QR codes have mysteriously appeared on gravestones and wooden crosses at three cemeteries across the city. The stickers, measuring 5x3.5 centimeters, display a QR code that, when scanned, reveals the name of the deceased and the precise location of their grave within the cemetery. However, they offer no further explanation or context.
Spokesperson Christian Drexler from the Munich police department revealed to The Associated Press on Wednesday that investigators have yet to discern any pattern or motive behind this strange occurrence. The stickers have been found affixed to both ancient and recently marked graves, spanning decades. The investigation is further complicated by the fact that the removal of the stickers has resulted in partial damage and discoloration to some of the gravestones, prompting an inquiry into potential property damage. The three cemeteries affected by this unusual phenomenon are Waldfriedhof, Sendlinger Friedhof, and Friedhof Solln. Drexler urged anyone who may have witnessed individuals placing the stickers on the graves to contact the respective cemetery administration. The police are actively pursuing all leads in an effort to identify the perpetrators and understand the reason behind this unsettling display
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