My issue is inability to find more about her. I have no idea where to start my research. Because we need to find more about the strength and qualities of her ties with France and Switzerland.I remember Kerkow and that hijacking.
She's an interesting possibility. She's got those same high wing-like eyebrows. Moles can develop as we age, especially if there was a pregnancy as the autopsy suggests.
Also, when we try to match MPs, we have to be careful about the size clothing described in DN page:
RBBM and italics by me.Clothing: She was wearing a white V - neck camisole (inexpensive) that was found to have been made in Carpi, Italy and non exportable, a green, brown, red checked trench coat (expensive), reversible to olive drab wool, size 40 (this size is unavailable in Canada and USA, must be European, possibly Italian, as their sizes follow a different scale than European sizes), blue gray wool crew neck pullover, plaid wool skirt (handmade) various shades of brown blue and red.
So, the angle of disappeared from South America can't work. Canadian First Nations can't work either because of clothing scale.
If our lady wore clothing size in North American scale, the Canada First Nation & the FBI wanted by the US wo any European ties would had worked.
Italian size scale is different: a French 38 size is an Italian 40 size. Source: a bathsuit bought in Italy when I was a teenager.
Now, with Zara, Mango and such, you have all the different scales on the tag.
We also have to be careful because a size 38 in those days is now a 36 size nowadays.
Same number, but different measures.
On the top of that, with a brand X, you wear a 36 size and with another brand, you wear a 40 size. So, it doesn't necessarily tell about a lady's build.
I have no clue if it worked like this in the '70s and '80 though.
I don't know exactly what scale followed South American ladies clothing size in those days. But nowadays, South American ladies clothing size follow the American scale.
Italy boarder is at 20km from France (my aunt lives there currently) and Ticino in Switzerland is nearby the Italian lakes. Ticino canton official language is Italian, so finding clothing in Italian size in Ticino canton is within reasonable possibilities.
I think that the best way to rule in or out a potential match is: "Is the person would have access to European sized clothing without hassle?"
Because in those days, you couldn't easily buy Canada clothing on EBay or whatever Internet shop.
For the blood group and ethnic probabilities, I am not comfortable at relying on them as we can get many, many false negative.
My mom pops in my mind (she's A+), and she is of Northern Africa descent.
I think that if blood group is not said in a potential match record, I won't speculate on it because it is rifed with wrong possibilities!
I think that this small detail can avoid us plenty of blatant rules-out.
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