Identified! Croatia - Island of Krk, Living Female 60's, Perfect English, Sep'21 - Daniela Adamcova

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Croatian police solve mystery of woman with no memory found on rock
''Adamcova told the magazine she had studied fashion design in Santa Monica, subsequently coming into contact with the entertainment world through a successful film producer she began dating and later married.

The couple reportedly divorced in 2000 and Adamcova returned to Slovakia, where she remained until 2008. It is unclear when she returned to the US, but between 2015 and 2018 she was reportedly in Ireland, working in shelters for the homeless, before returning again to Trenčín.'''
 
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And all while I was sleeping :)
 
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So she wasn't in her 60s, she was in her 50s.
 
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Well, we now know how she got to the island, but not to the actual remote site (Note that article states that she currently remains in hospital and still doesn't remember anything yet). Apparently she was delivered to a pier on the island by boat to "meet up wth friends." Article also discusses the Amercian journalist in Europe who cleaned up the blood showing on her face in her photo and ran it through identification software --- getting the 'hit' on the Christmas photo and submitting it to authorities.

Waiter Took Daniela Adamcova to Krk, Croatia Spot: New Details Emerge (total-croatia-news.com)

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But while her identity may have been established, there has been no information on how she came to be at the isolated spot on Croatia's largest island, or who was the first to work out her identity. A lot more light was shed on both these things in a television report for RTL Direkt Potraga on Croatian national television this evening. The key points were covered in an article by Index.hr.

Adamcova is currently in the Rijeka KBC hospital. She is physically well, but she does not remember anything yet. In Slovakia, her family has been contacted, which should ease the whole situation.

RTL interviewed a waiter, Stiv Sviličić, who transported her to the bay with her friend. She had only 100 kuna with her.

"The lady came to my cafe, asking me about a ride to that fisherman's house so she wouldn't go on foot. And that same day my friends and I were planning on going to the sea. And I told her if she would wait for me to finish my shift, I could take her. And when I finished around 3:00, 3:30, we took her there and after that we went our own way, and she went her own way," Sviličić told RTL, which has worked out a chronology of the mysterious case.

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"Did she say who she was, what she was, where she was from? She said she was from the city of Bermington (Editor note: Birmingham?) in the United Kingdom, she said the name, but unfortunately none of us can remember, we forgot," said Sviličić.

By morning, she had forgotten him too. Sviličić and his friend transported her from Klimno to Sulinj Bay on Saturday at around 3 p.m.

"She spoke English, we communicated in English. Pretty good English. She didn't have that British accent, but she spoke English quite well. She had no money, so I treated her to coffee.” She had a backpack, a cell phone and a beach bag. She said she was going to meet up with friends. She told him that she had walked from neighboring Čižići.

Asked if there was anything weird about it in all of this, Sviličić replied, “No. No, she looked normal to me, just that she was a little tired from the sun because it was quite warm so she said she wouldn’t really like doing the whole circle, walking. Only a little bit of that, exhausted, but everything is OK anyway, "

She paid the boys properly, took the last 100 kuna out of her wallet when they unloaded her on the pier next to the fisherman's house."And what did she say why she was going there?" "So that she would meet her friends, 5, 6 of them would come. I don't know, we didn't talk too much, she just said she would meet with them, I didn't really ask too much because I wasn't interested, I just wanted to do her a favor so that she didn't have to walk too far."

That was on Saturday, Sept. 11, around 4 p.m.

"On September 12, at 8:30, the police received a report from a citizen that a woman near the sea shore, on the sea shore, was in a place or position in the so-called Sulinj, in the area of Dobrinj municipality," said the head of the Krk Police Station, Dejan Hriljac.

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"Last Sunday I decided to take a break, open a newspaper, see what's going on in the world. I wanted to find something that would take my mind off research and the first thing I saw was that photo and story in The Sun, a British tabloid," says Forrest Rogers.

Forrest is an American journalist and a man who, among other things, helped the FBI detect the attackers on the Senate in January this year. He specialises in searching faces on the internet, but in this photo he was tormented by so much blood on her face.

"I took that photo and removed all the blood using the photo tools I have. Then I got a very good photo of the lady's face. I put it in the face recognition program I have and I was able to identify it with great certainty at a Christmas party in Los Angeles. California."

A mole in an identical spot on both of these photos gave another confirmation. But to make sure it was the same person and, after all, who it was, he got in touch with the other people in the photo, as well as with the staff of the organization where Daniela was at the party in 2014. And that's where he found out what makes it clearer why no one has been looking for this 57-year-old woman all these days.
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Maybe the friends, if there were any, didn't turn up and she was stuck with no way to get out.
Maybe the friends were just some other tourists and she misunderstood that they were going to meet her.

Perhaps she had heard of the bears and might even have seen one, and she had some sort of a breakdown.
 
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How far from where she was dropped off was the rock she was found on?

The waiter said he treated her to coffee because "she had no money", but then he later says "she paid the boys well" with the last 100 Kunas from her purse. But that he was doing her a favour.

I'm not familiar with Kuna currency. Would 100 Kunas be a small amount.
 
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How far from where she was dropped off was the rock she was found on?

The waiter said he treated her to coffee because "she had no money", but then he later says "she paid the boys well" with the last 100 Kunas from her purse. But that he was doing her a favour.

I'm not familiar with Kuna currency. Would 100 Kunas be a small amount.

i think something about his statement seemed off too

looks like about $15
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How far from where she was dropped off was the rock she was found on?

The waiter said he treated her to coffee because "she had no money", but then he later says "she paid the boys well" with the last 100 Kunas from her purse. But that he was doing her a favour.

I'm not familiar with Kuna currency. Would 100 Kunas be a small amount.

VERY!

When I visited Croatia, I had to take out a minimum of 500 Kuna if I was to withdraw from the ATM.

I spent it pretty loosely and still had at least 200 leftover.

As of today, 100 Kuna is worth $15.66 in American money.
 
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Well this idea might be full of hot air, but...
considering the area is barely accessible either by land or water, could it be possible the uid woman arrived in a hot air balloon?
imo, speculation.
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I think it is most likely the ones who "dropped her at the pier" are liars and they dumped her after robbing her. Not really surprising for this part of Europe sadly.
 
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I'm happy she is identified, but sorry what was she thinking. I think it's a real big ego, pretending and misusing all kinds of resources. Still wondering how she got there on the rocks. I've been to Krk btw, already ages ago (as a matter of fact it was 2006) and I must say it's wonderful and I only met very friendly and nice people, most of them reflecting on the war with sadness. In that period they were still warnings for potential mines.
 
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