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I think the difficulty identifying some of these objects is that they are stills from videos so the quality isn’t good. There is an image expert on WS, michael.gartley. I’ll ask if he can remove some of the visual noise.
 
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edimmu said:
This picture has been removed from the Europol website! I hope they found the information they needed.
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That’s usually the case from what I’ve read here.
 
Jennifer17 said:
All mass produced items from probably Asia which could be anywhere in the world.
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Maybe, but the writing on the blouse is in English. This would imply the item was marketed in an English speaking country.

Likewise, I don't recognize the references on the drink bottle as being part of American english slang nor American english references. This could imply the blouse was marketed in an English speaking nation besides the United States.

edimmu said:
One of the bottles looks very much like Indian food/sauce in a jar.
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Hmm.... one definite Indian food product, and another possible Indian food product containing mangos.

I don't know much about Indian food, but India is a big country with a lot of distinct cultures. Could mangos be more popular with ethnic groups from south India, maybe Tamils or Goans? Or well.... I don't know- I am out knowledge on south Indian ethnic groups.

Also, many ethnic foods have a relatively limited number of distributors in European nations. For example, I have repeatedly seen two small brands at middle eastern markets in the United States ("Indo European" and the other brand escapes me).

It might be possible to learn when that labeling was used and which distributors ordered whole sale lots of the presumably ethnic products. This could lead to certain cities where the market which sold the item is more likely located.
 
I recognize these two, but I have a feeling these were both pretty easy and already submitted. What do you think?
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LostInAustin said:
I recognize these two, but I have a feeling these were both pretty easy and already submitted. What do you think?
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The ‘Dale Earnhardt 3’ object is no longer listed on the site so I’d say it would’ve been identified.

The Christmas-themed clothing is still listed. If you can find the manufacturer/retailer of the items, I’m sure EuroPol would be interested in receiving that information.
 
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