INTERPOL Black Notice: Operation Identify Me - Police search for the names of 22 women murdered
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New women/cases added!
25 new cases, 46 in total. France, Spain & Italy join the operation.
Wie zijn deze dode vrouwen? Interpol doet na doorbraak in België ultieme poging om 25 raadsels op te lossen
Wie zijn deze dode vrouwen? Interpol doet na doorbraak in België ultieme poging om 25 raadsels op te lossen
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25 new cases, 46 in total. France, Spain & Italy join the operation.
Wie zijn deze dode vrouwen? Interpol doet na doorbraak in België ultieme poging om 25 raadsels op te lossen
Wie zijn deze dode vrouwen? Interpol doet na doorbraak in België ultieme poging om 25 raadsels op te lossen
Identify Me
Help us identify these unknown women whose bodies were found in Europe in recent decades.
11 hours ago
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''Interpol has launched a campaign to identify a number of dead women
A pair of red shoes, two beaded necklaces and a British 10p coin are among the few clues that could help to identify a teenage girl found murdered in western France more than 40 years ago.
Her death is one of 46 cold cases European police are seeking to solve as part of the second phase of a campaign aimed at finding the names of unidentified murdered women.''
BBC coverage of last year’s appeal helped to identify a British woman some 30 years after her murder.
“We want to identify the deceased women, bring answers to families, and deliver justice to the victims,” Jürgen Stock, secretary-general of Interpol, which is co-ordinating the effort, said in a statement on Tuesday.
“Whether it is a memory, a tip, or a shared story, the smallest detail could help uncover the truth.”
The second phase of the Operation Identify Me campaign includes cases in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy and Spain.''
Interpol asks public to help crack murdered women cold cases
Interpol has launched another campaign to help identify a number of deceased women
www.bbc.com
''Interpol has launched a campaign to identify a number of dead women
A pair of red shoes, two beaded necklaces and a British 10p coin are among the few clues that could help to identify a teenage girl found murdered in western France more than 40 years ago.
Her death is one of 46 cold cases European police are seeking to solve as part of the second phase of a campaign aimed at finding the names of unidentified murdered women.''
BBC coverage of last year’s appeal helped to identify a British woman some 30 years after her murder.
“We want to identify the deceased women, bring answers to families, and deliver justice to the victims,” Jürgen Stock, secretary-general of Interpol, which is co-ordinating the effort, said in a statement on Tuesday.
“Whether it is a memory, a tip, or a shared story, the smallest detail could help uncover the truth.”
The second phase of the Operation Identify Me campaign includes cases in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy and Spain.''
https://interpol.int/IM - '' Belgium: Veerle Baetens and Axelle Red France: Marie-José Pérec and Sarah Biasini Germany: Regina Halmich and Katrin Müller-HohensteinItaly: Carolina Kostner and Alice BellandiNetherlands: Carice van Houten and Stien den Hollander Spain: Luisa Martin and Mabel Lozano The initiative builds on the success of the Identify Me appeal launched in May 2023 to identify 22 deceased women, with some 1,800 tips received from the public. It has now been expanded to include additional cold cases from Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, as well as cases from new participating countries France, Italy, and Spain.''
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Hi All, I'm brand new here. This article is something that has actually brought me here. Will people work specifically out of this thread to look into these cases or do they go individually? How does this work and how does someone new like me help?
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If the case has an own thread already, there will be some older info there & the discussion will be on that thread.
If the case does not have a thread of its own you can make one if you like.
Helping can by searching for clues in the clothing/items found (sometimes it gives an idea which nationality someone might have) or comparing the woman with missing woman you find.
I would suggest posting in the individual threads so it’s clear which case you’re working on & what others already found out.
Good luck and WELCOME!
Welcome to Ws @CattarinaPoe!
Two, for now of the UID (unidentified) persons referenced in the article already has a thread here, (have not yet looked for the others), maybe start there, or find a familiar locale
INTERPOL Black Notice: Operation Identify Me - Police search for the names of 22 women murdered
Operation Identify Me is a public appeal to identify 22 women, believed to have been murdered in Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands, but whose identity was never found. Most are cold cases; women who died 10, 20, 30 or even 40 years ago. Despite extensive police investigations, these women...
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Identify Me: BEL01 - The woman in the well
Operation Identify Me: Seeking the names of unidentified victims of murder
Case name: The woman in the well
Case code: 2023-BEL01
- Date of death (estimated): Between August 1989 and August 1991
- Date of discovery: 6 August 1991
- Location: Belgium: Attenhovendreef in Holsbeek, in rainwater well belonging to the adjacent chalet
- Sex: Female
- Estimated...
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Of the new Does, this one seems very identifiable because of the ring she was found wearing:
"Jewellery:
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"Jewellery:
- Gold wedding ring engraved with laurel leaves on the outside and “Jean et Nelly 25/06/1960” on the inside - worn by the victim on the left ring finger"
FR04 – The woman with the “Jean & Nelly” ring
Found below a coastal road near Villefranche-sur-Mer, France.
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This UID was naturally called "The Globetrotter" by Interpol based on the interesting items found in her bag:
"The following items were discovered in a bag hanging near the woman’s body:
"The following items were discovered in a bag hanging near the woman’s body:
- Map of Vancouver, Canada, on which the Victoria Conference Centre had been circled, with the words: “Conference 2427 Sept”. The FOSS4G (Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial) Conference was held there on 24-27 September 2007.
- Map of Copenhagen Airport.
- Copy of “Scientific American” magazine with a request for a subscription related to a postal address in Payson, Arizona, United States.
- Article on the use of lasers in dermatology, with an address in Cambridge, UK, written on the back
- Pages from a magazine with a photograph of the Danish Royal Family
- A Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) luggage label"
@MadMcGoo , @victoriarobinson642 , have you seen this thread? Lots of unknowns here. Would any of these be possibles of interest to you? JMO MOO .
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Her thread here on WS: Italy - Prato, WhtFem, hanged, maps of Vancouver & Copenhagen, 13 Nov 2007This UID was naturally called "The Globetrotter" by Interpol based on the interesting items found in her bag:
"The following items were discovered in a bag hanging near the woman’s body:
- Map of Vancouver, Canada, on which the Victoria Conference Centre had been circled, with the words: “Conference 2427 Sept”. The FOSS4G (Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial) Conference was held there on 24-27 September 2007.
- Map of Copenhagen Airport.
- Copy of “Scientific American” magazine with a request for a subscription related to a postal address in Payson, Arizona, United States.
- Article on the use of lasers in dermatology, with an address in Cambridge, UK, written on the back
- Pages from a magazine with a photograph of the Danish Royal Family
- A Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) luggage label"
Breakthrough in longstanding Dutch missing person case
Angelique Hendrix identified through international DNA match
Angelique Hendrix identified through international DNA match
LYON, France – The remains of Dutch national Angelique Hendrix, who disappeared in 1990, have been identified after an international DNA match was made via INTERPOL.''
Angelique Hendrix was identified through international DNA match 34 years after she disappeared