This child was d*@d 100 years ago

Have you ever heard the name of silicy catacombs of capuchins? This is one museum on which 8 thousands mother’s are saved. And the most popular is the child of Italy named as Rasalia Lembard. This little girl was d!ed at 1920. According to research it was found that she was d*e@d because of pneumonia. Her father got shattered and he has the aim to see his daughter even after her d*e@th so he asked Embaler Alfedro Salafia to save his daughter forever.
There is not much information of this baby girl but most of the people calls her “sleeping beauty”. She is saved by capuchin catacombus. She is covered with blanket until neck and she is sleeping on her coffin . There is the frame of her hair upper the blanket and ribbon is too used at her hair. But most of the people says that she has blink her eyes many times. Here is the picture which is snapped in the interval of 2 hours that will sh)ck people.
But one of the man has told that this is due to the light that comes from the window and this assumption changes at day time. The eyes of this baby girl is not closed completely, even when she d!ed her eye was not closed properly so due to this people can see her blue eyes. Due to the light her eye looked open and closed sometimes.

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