Google will not translate this for me so unsure if this female is missing or was murdered. Either way, she reminds me of the subject of this thread- could there be a connection?
imo, speculation, fwiw.
20 jaar gevangenisstraf in cold case zaak Milica van Doorn
Dec 11 2018
Milica van Doorn
She was murdered in 1992
Here is the GT :
" Haarlem The Noord-Holland District Court sentenced a 48-year-old man to 20 years in prison for the death of Milica van Doorn in 1992. With his act the man wanted to prevent him from being punished for her violent rape.
At the beginning of June 1992 the body of Milica was found in a pond near the church at the Veldbloemenweg in Zaandam. She was killed by stab injuries. Sperm traces were found at various points in her body.
DNA kinship research
Previous extensive investigations had not led to finding the perpetrator. Due to the advancing developments in the field of DNA research, a large-scale DNA kinship study could be carried out in the autumn of 2017. The suspect was one of the two men who refused to participate in this investigation. Because his brother has donated DNA, the investigation - in combination with other information - has led to his arrest.
In the Netherlands it is the first time that DNA-related research has led to the identification of a suspect via a family member.
Murder not proven, but manslaughter and rape as a whole
The prosecution prosecuted the man for murder or the coherent complex of manslaughter and rape (the so-called qualified manslaughter). The individual offenses of rape and manslaughter are barred by the lapse of time. The court comes to the conclusion that the man must be acquitted of murder. Pre-thought advice can not be proven.
Followers?
The court sentenced the man to rape and then kill Milica van Doorn to prevent him from being punished for the rape. The DNA traces found by the man are perpetrators. The statement of the defendant that his semen was found because he had a secret (sexual) relationship with Milica at the time, is not believed by the court.
Which punishment?
The public prosecutor had demanded a prison sentence of 20 years with deduction of the pre-trial detention. The court finds this an appropriate punishment. The man is guilty of one of the worst offenses. He first violently raped Milica. Then he killed her horribly to ensure that his actions would go unpunished. The man has caused immeasurable suffering to her relatives. Because the man did not want to be accountable for his actions, the relatives had to bear the uncertainty for 26 years, in addition to their enormous loss, whether the perpetrator would ever be found. Because of the man's attitude, many questions are still not answered. What this means for them is expressed in a dignified and penetrating manner by the father and sisters of Milica during the session. The rape and death of Milica has seriously shocked society and caused feelings of fear and insecurity.
Claim for injured party
The eldest sister of Milica had to identify her after her death. She has submitted a claim for compensation. She has suffered shock damage. She wants short-term recognition for the damage that has been caused to her. She wants to lead a normal life again and thinks that a separate civil procedure is too taxing. Under the law in force in 1992 maximum compensation of 1500 guilders (converted 680.67 euros) was possible. The court grants this amount. The sister also receives travel and litigation costs.