A controversial photo of a ‘devil child’ with 666 in its
curls featured by Swedish paper Svenska Dagbladet caused turmoil among
its readers.
Several attentive readers of Sweden’s daily newspaper were shocked after they noticed an unusual photo of a girl, called Lucy, whose name and appearance was thought to be a reference to the devil. Besides, the unusual photo was followed by a questionable email address “rehtom.snatas” – or “Mother of Satan” if read backwards.
Several attentive readers of Sweden’s daily newspaper were shocked after they noticed an unusual photo of a girl, called Lucy, whose name and appearance was thought to be a reference to the devil. Besides, the unusual photo was followed by a questionable email address “rehtom.snatas” – or “Mother of Satan” if read backwards.
The text of an ill-omened advert read: “Welcome to the world beloved LUCY. The baptism will take place in Elmsta 23 May 12:00.” When one of the readers contacted the newspaper for explantion, its chief information officer Björn Hygstedt said: “I had
never seen anything like it. The reason the ad was featured in the
magazine is simply a mistake. Unfortunately, we have failed in our
procedures and it is a shame. We must ensure that it does not happen
again.”
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Recently an unusual baby born with ’12’ birthmark on his forehead born in Johannesburg, South Africa. The boy was born on November 11 and some believe that he may have arrived a day early judging by his birthmark.
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