The Mystery Stirring Australia: Who Leaves Toys on a Toddler's Grave from 130 Years Ago?

For weeks, Adelaide, Australia, has been baffled by a mystery captivating residents: Who leaves a new toy every month on the grave of a toddler who died around 133 years ago?

Herbert Decker passed away from a mysterious illness in 1885 at the tender age of two. He was part of a family with ten siblings and parents who left Adelaide shortly after their son's tragedy.

For eight consecutive years, an unknown person has consistently visited the child's grave and placed toys upon it, though no one can truly figure out who it is. Every month another toy appears on Decker's grave, even though it might seem like just another sad story of a child who died too soon.

Since his family left the area, no trace of Herbert's relatives has been found, and as far as the police and welfare authorities know, no one has shown a lasting interest in him over the years.

Recently, a local historian named David Brooks has entered the scene, doing his utmost to solve the mystery—but so far, without notable success. In an interview with the British 'Daily Mail', Brooks shared that despite investigative efforts, no one has the slightest idea about the identity of the mysterious figure placing the toys on the grave. "We also know almost nothing about Herbert himself. All we have is his death certificate, nothing more. We have no clue how the toys are getting to his grave or who's putting them there."

Initially, suspicion fell on an employee of a local community center built near Herbert's old grave, but it quickly became clear that no staff member was even aware such a grave existed. The investigation into the mystery continues...