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Most Beautiful Mummy Good Luck Chain Letter

Fact-check by Hoax-SlayerPublished 1 min read

The original site is no longer online; links go to the Internet Archive copy.

The claim

Email chain letter with an attached photograph of a child mummy claims that those who send the message to twenty friends will receive good luck.

Subject: Lucky Mummy

The most beautiful mummy in the world!!!

This girl died from a disease at 5 year’s old.

Her mother asked a doctor to make her a mummy and kept it in an Italian temple, it’s already 80 years.

Believe or not

Are you unlucky recently?

1. I’m an engineer; I was promoted as supervisor in one week after I forwarded this message.

2. I’m a stroked man, and I can walk one month later after I forward this message.

3. I’m areca vendor in Taipei, I sold two or three times as usual after I send this to my friend.

4. I’m student of Minx in college (Taipei), I passed all the exams after I sent this message

Good luck will be your house five days later you! send this short message to 20 friends!

Rated Hoax by Hoax-Slayer.

What the fact-checkers found

The photograph is genuine and depicts the remains of a child named Rosalia Lombardo who died around 1920. However, the claim that forwarding the message will bring good luck to the recipient is utter nonsense.

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