Why did a tombstone in the form of an iPhone 6 was installed on the grave of 26-year-old Rita from Ufa

An unusual tombstone appeared at the Southern cemetery of the Russian city of Ufa. It was installed for a 26-year-old local resident, who, apparently, valued the "Apple smartphone" very much. No one knows who and when erected such a monument.

If you click on the QR code at the base of the slab, you can get to a page on the Internet where there will be only one poem. Users on the web saw this as a sign of trembling love and are speculating about the identity of the one who erected such a monument to the girl. Do you want to know the details? Read it, it will be interesting.

Source: Daily Mail

The monument is 1.7 meters high and is installed on the grave of Ufa Rita Shameeva. A representative of the administration of the Southern Cemetery noted that the girl died as a result of a car accident.

Some say that about 2-3 weeks ago there was an ordinary cross on Rita's grave, after which this slab appeared. Someone from the residents of the Bashkir capital turned to the press, providing a photo. Others claim that the unusual monument has been standing here for the second year.

Rita died on January 27, 2016, and for the last one and a half or two years the Southern Cemetery has been completely closed for new burials.

The Russian media suggested that the client of the monument was the girl's father, Rais Shameev, but he did not comment on the news and avoided the conversation. There is no direct evidence that the tombstone in the form of an iPhone 6 is his project.

Little is known about Rita herself. She was a cheerful girl, often took interesting pictures from her travels. I was at the Oktoberfest before my death, I was in close contact with friends from Germany. In addition, the environment notes that the girl was engaged in the distribution of Apple smartphones and worked in the field of their supply and service.

The last entry on her page is a little scary. The joke about death turned out to be prophetic:

A few days later, the girl died.

Local resident Ilgam Galiullin noted that he and his father have been engaged in the manufacture of monuments for a long time, but they do not know whose work it is. Presumably, such a monument can cost from 65 thousand rubles.

There is a QR code at the base of the monument. After scanning it, a person gets to the Internet page where the poem is posted:

"Don't write, don't call… Now you are where we are closed. What a pity — you can't change everything. And your life is not all drunk."

Regardless of the motives of the customer, such a monument gave the personality of the deceased girl considerable popularity.

Do you think it is appropriate to put such tombstones?