Blank for me too, hoping for good news.By the way, I can’t find our JD on the unidentified police page anymore, but when I search the entire site she’s still there. A bit odd, IMO, because she’s always been on the unidentified page.
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Blank for me too, hoping for good news.By the way, I can’t find our JD on the unidentified police page anymore, but when I search the entire site she’s still there. A bit odd, IMO, because she’s always been on the unidentified page.
Yes, I noticed that too and tried to find a reason for that or criteria. I saw there are more unidentified persons "transferred" to the section 'wanted or missing' Wanted & Missing | politie.nl. Some of them are in both sections of the site (in 'unidentified' and 'wanted or missing' with a file about the case). At first I thought this are solely criminal cases but there are also missing person's cases where a crime is possible but not necessarily. I'm not totally sure why they arranged it like this.By the way, I can’t find our JD on the unidentified police page anymore, but when I search the entire site she’s still there. A bit odd, IMO, because she’s always been on the unidentified page.
Always happy to help!I wish the Dutch police could contact @othram
Wondering if the UID Doe might not be recognized in the community because in life, she was possibly hidden under a burka?This is a case I started watching after seeing it mentioned on Interpol. It's stunning to me that DNA has tied her to a diaspora community in a specific city, and yet she cannot be identified. Add that to the memorials people put up with her name and face being taken down by vandals...someone knows who she is, I think. I'd say more, but I know this community is very careful with its words.
I think it would be very difficult to identify anyone in a proper burqa since it doesn't even leave the eyes showing clearly, and a quick research run says that type of hijab was uncommon in Belgium before it was banned. Morocco doesn't have mandatory hijab or bans on it, though -- but maybe she came from an observant family.Wondering if the UID Doe might not be recognized in the community because in life, she was possibly hidden under a burka?
Would a sketch showing the Doe covered up possibly ring a bell with somebody? speculation, imo.
Wondering if the UID Doe might not be recognized in the community because in life, she was possibly hidden under a burka?
Would a sketch showing the Doe covered up possibly ring a bell with somebody? speculation, imo.
The term i should have used was hijab, not a burka. Would a hijab be possible?35 years ago, someone in a burka would stand out like a house on fire in the wide area around Breda.
Nowadays, the burka is (partially) banned from public life in Denmark, Austria, France, Belgium, Bulgaria, Gemany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland.
I wish the Dutch police could contact @othram