Lost my notes to finish part 2 of theTimeLine but have not forgotten about her.
Takes time to look up,the old newspaper articles and piece it together..
In the meantime,here is the latest news::
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DNA research Heulmeisje still not started.
WRITTEN BY MARC VAN ROSSUM DU CHATTEL
MAARSBERGEN - The large-scale DNA research into the origin of the so-called Heulmeisje has still not started. This confirms the police after questions from RTV Utrecht. According to the police, a number of new tips have been received in the past three years and that is why we are still waiting for such a major investigation.
The Heulmeisje was found dead in 1976 under a pile of branches and leaves at the former De Heul parking lot along the A12 motorway near Maarsbergen.
It was long thought that it was a missing girl from a neighboring village. That girl was eighteen years old at the time. But in 2006 it turned out that she was not the one found at De Heul. The missing girl had started a new life abroad without anyone knowing anything about her 'old' life. In 2006 she suddenly contacted her family again.
DNA research
From 2006, the police are therefore looking for the identity of the Heulmeisje. In 2016 a large-scale DNA study was announced. The DNA of the girl would be compared with the DNA of missing and criminal people in the database of police in the Netherlands and Germany. It took quite a lot of effort at the time to get the Germans so far. But it appears that research has not been done so far.
Germany
The Utrecht police are looking in Germany because previous research has shown that the girl must have lived somewhere between the Eifel and the Ruhr area for the first seven years of her life. Afterwards she lived for several years behind the Iron Curtain in Eastern Europe. The last year of her life she received very unilateral food, and she probably lived in the Netherlands or West Germany.
The research was done on the basis of isotopes (chemical elements) in, among other things, her teeth. The Heul girl was between 13 and 15 years old at the time of her death.
New leads
Police spokesman Bernhard Jens says that since the announcement of the DNA investigation in 2016 a number of new clues have been received by the police.
Jens: "The Heulmeisje research is not our top priority, but before we start an intensive research as DNA-related research, we first have to check the new indications, and if that is the case, we will still use that DNA research.
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DNA-onderzoek Heulmeisje nog steeds niet gestart | RTV Utrecht
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