I didn't know where to put this topic but I thought I should put it here because this has really fascinated me throughout the week. Her name is Rosalia Lombardo, she was born in 1918 and died in 1920 and her almost life-like corpse belongs to the Capuchin catacombs of Palermo in Sicily. The way she looks in the encapsulation, you can almost see her eyes blinking and closing, for many years she has been called "the most beautiful mummy in the world" according to Italy.

http://paranormalzone.it/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Rosalia-Lombardo.jpg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjRCq5Xhz8k

Yet, she's still kept inside the church that enclosed her to this day.

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Yet, she's still kept inside the church that enclosed her to this day.

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It's so amazing that almost everything looks so intact, it looks like she's sleeping.  :o

It's so amazing that almost everything looks so intact, it looks like she's sleeping.  :o


It looks like her eyes are a bit open, but that might be from the dust (I think).

It looks like her eyes are a bit open, but that might be from the dust (I think).


It's from the humidity.

Imagine if she opened her eyes suddenly. Scaryyyy.  :o

Imagine if she opened her eyes suddenly. Scaryyyy.  :o


Her parents are long been deceased but if they were alive to have seen this, They would be amazed. :o

Her parents are long been deceased but if they were alive to have seen this, They would be amazed. :o
...if so, her parents would be among the oldest surviving people of the world.

...if so, her parents would be among the oldest surviving people of the world.


How old would they have been today?

How old would they have been today?
It all depends on exactly when they were born.

It all depends on exactly when they were born.


Wikipedia.

Wikipedia.
That website does not contain the required details.

That website does not contain the required details.


So which website does contain it? ???

Mario Lombardo (1890–1980)
Maria Di Cara Lombardo (1897–1966)

So which website does contain it? ???

Mario Lombardo (1890–1980)
Maria Di Cara Lombardo (1897–1966)
Which website did contain that information?

Which website did contain that information?


Let me check:
http://www.academia.edu/4992159/Multidetector_CT_investigation_of_the_mummy_of_Rosalia_Lombardo_1918-1920_

I don't know why I was thinking of her but I was reading that she had died as a result of the Spanish Flu 100 years ago but just imagine if they had a cure for pneumonia back then, would she be alive not 100 years old but I'm saying a little girl at her age (2) seeing the world in 2020's eyes.

She would have been 102 today if she would have lived.

Back in 1920, there were no cures for any flu or illnesses. Kind of like the Covid virus today.

She would have been 102 today if she would have lived.

Back in 1920, there were no cures for any flu or illnesses. Kind of like the Covid virus today.



But imagine having an embalmer named Doctor Alfredo Salafia, Can you still be embalmed with the ingredients he used 100 years ago today in 2020?

https://alchetron.com/cdn/alfredo-salafia-32b2a9e2-2707-4c9c-827d-fdc03d8f6c8-resize-750.jpeg

I want to be preserved like that so that people in the future can look at me...lol. I want to be smiling a little too! 8)