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QR-code stickers mysteriously appear on 1,000 Munich graves, Police now investigating

Police in Munich are investigating over 1,000 QR-code stickers placed on gravestones at three cemeteries, with no known source or motive for their placement.
The stickers measure 5x3.5 centimeters and display the name and location of the buried person when scanned.
Investigators are looking into potential property damage, as gravestones were partially discolored and damaged during the removal of the stickers.
The cemeteries affected include Waldfriedhof, Sendlinger Friedhof, and Friedhof Solln.
Authorities urge anyone who witnessed the placement of the stickers to contact the cemetery administration.

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CBS News

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Irish Examiner

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The Independent

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abc News

QR-code stickers mysteriously appear on 1,000 Munich graves, Police now investigating

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QR-code stickers mysteriously appear on 1,000 Munich graves. Police are now investigating

BERLIN (AP) — Police in Munich are investigating a mystery: over 1,000 stickers were put on gravestones and wooden crosses at three cemeteries in the German city, without any indication of where they came from or why. The 5×3.5-centimeter (1.95×1.2-inch) stickers are printed with a QR code, that, when being scanned, shows the name of the person buried in the grave and its location in the cemetery — but nothing else. Continue reading at The Repub…

3 days ago·United States

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Spiegel

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