Police in Munich investigates a secret: more than 1000 stickers were put on tombstones and wooden crosses in three cemeteries in the German city without pointing out where they came from and why.
1.95 in 1.2 inches stickers are printed with a QR code, which when scanned shows the name of a person buried in the grave and his location in the cemetery but nothing else.
“We have not yet found any sample. The stickers were delivered both on many years of tombstones and very new graves that still have only a wooden cross,” said Police spokesman Christian Dreksler on Wednesday, Associated Press.
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“People who witnessed the one who put the stickers on the graves are asked to turn to the administration of the cemetery,” Dreakler said.
The stickers popped up in the last days in Waldfriedhof, Sandlinger Friedhof and Mori Friedhof Soln.
The police not only try to find out who is behind the stickers but also investigates property damage because when stickers were removed.