The Murder Mirror was born in 1743, and Simon Cromwell was the name of the mirror maker and the first victim. The craftsman who had been a mirror all his life suddenly collapsed in the workshop two days after making this mirror. After being examined by doctors, he died of cerebral hemorrhage. The mirror was then sent into the store and began its long bloody journey.
Magic Mirror
The 250-year-old "magic mirror" of France has killed 38 people since its birth, and anyone who looks into this mirror will die of brain hemorrhage, but no one has been able to explain the real reason for its mysterious death! Not long ago, Russian scientists proposed a completely new interpretation——— this mirror may hide some kind of energy that has been accumulated for hundreds of years, and it is this release of this energy that kills people.
It might be understandable if this event had occurred 500 years ago in the age of witchcraft, but it happened at the end of the 20th century, one of the most rational times. In 1997, the French Antique Collection Association suddenly called a press conference for reporters from major newspapers in Paris and issued an outlandish warning to the reporters not to buy a mirror that is more than 250 years old, because it is a "magic mirror" that can kill people.
According to the spokesperson, the border of the "magic mirror" was written with the words "Louis Alpo 1743". Anyone who looks into this mirror will die of a massive brain hemorrhage. In the more than 250 years since its birth, the Magic Mirror has killed a total of 38 people.
As early as the Middle Ages, many scholars believed that the mirror was like a magnet with a strong adsorption capacity. It can adsorb toxic evaporations and accumulate increasingly on its surface. It may be precisely for this reason that Europeans still have a superstition: it is best not to look in the mirror during illness, because the toxic substances exhaled by the patient will stay on the surface of the mirror and evaporate, and if inhaled by other healthy people, it will cause adverse effects.
But it is clear that the "Killing Mirror" can kill people not because of the toxic chemical sediments that remain on it. Even if there is, the poison on the mirror can be easily removed by simply washing it with water——— and the "killing mirror" has certainly been cleaned countless times over the centuries. So Russian scientists believe that the more important point is that the mirror can not only adsorb tangible chemicals, but also adsorb invisible "information" energy. No matter how many times it is cleaned, this "information" cannot be washed away. In other words, mirrors have certain memory abilities.
Later, the strange event spread to the United States, arousing the curiosity of archaeologist Dr. Wynn. In April 2005, he made a special trip to Paris to apply to the French Antique Collection Association to study the "magic mirror", but was refused. Wynne finds Dr. Smith's grandson again, and he finally agrees to take the mirror out again.
So Wynne saw this legendary mirror in the basement of Smith's house. It is tightly sealed in a wooden box, and the seal affixed a few years ago is as good as ever. After returning to the United States, Wynn took the wooden box to his home laboratory, and his wife Mary cried bitterly and begged Wynn to stop this crazy move. Persuaded by Wyne, Mary left the lab crying.
Dr. Smith died three days after viewing the mirror, and Wynn wanted to make the most of the limited time he had to unravel the mystery of the mirror, even if he could not escape the bad luck. Huai carefully examined the mirror surface, and based on years of archaeological experience, he determined that the age of the mirror was not as old as rumored. Wynne tested it, and sure enough, the mirror was less than 100 years old. That is to say, the mirror surface has been replaced. In this way, the secret is not on the mirror surface, is the mirror frame the real murderer? A flash of inspiration flashed in Wynne's mind, and an idea burrowed into his mind, and he hurriedly opened the door and ran out.
In the evening, Wynne returned from the library. Mary saw that the day was over, and her husband was safe and sound, and was slightly relieved. When Wynne pulled out the key to open the door of the laboratory, Mary let out a scream, and she was shocked to see that the two mice across the mirror were stiff and dead in the iron cage. Mary clung to Wynne's clutches and wouldn't let him get any closer to the mirror. Wynne repeatedly assured her that he would never look in the mirror.
Wynne immediately rushed to the experimental table and dissected the dead mice, and when he cut open the heads of the mice, he found that both mice had a large amount of blood accumulated in their brains, and they all died of cerebral hemorrhage! Wynne carefully scraped some samples from the frame and put the mirror back into the wooden box. The next day, he sent the samples to a professional scientific research institution for identification.
Two days later, the sample test results came out, and sure enough, the wood used to make the mirror was an extremely rare tree——— kura tree, which was extinct more than 100 years ago. According to records, the wood of the Kura tree contains a huge poisonous substance, which will release a large number of harmful gases after receiving strong light, which can cause the brain blood vessels of the inhaler to burst in a short period of time, causing cerebral hemorrhage. This time it was Wyne's daily habits that saved him.
He used to close the curtains when he worked in the laboratory on weekdays, so the lack of light made him escape. When Wynn left the lab, Mary walked in and opened the curtains, and in the sunlight, the frame released harmful substances and took the lives of the two mice on the other side.
There must be a cause and effect, and the murder magic mirror looks very strange, but if you investigate its source and explore carefully, you will definitely be able to find out the truth of the matter. The murder magic mirror is not a supernatural event, but someone used poison wood as a frame, and the mystery was finally solved.