Interpol are searching for the names of 22 women murdered in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands over the last few decades.
Authorities are trying to identify 22 women murdered in Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands over the last few decades. Most of the murders are considered cold cases involving women who died 10, 20, 30 or even 40 years ago, according to Interpol, which launched a public campaign on Wednesday to name the women. “Despite extensive police investigations, these women were never identified, and evidence suggests they could have come from other countries.
The woman is believed to have been between 30 and 55 years old when she was found, and 1.54 meters toll. She wore a distinctive t-shirt with black vertical stripes and a summer print. “The woman also wore dark plaid shorts, beige/brown knitted cardigan and a plastic or horn ring,” Interpol said. Interpol has also published images of the cottage and newspaper articles and asks the pubic to contact Belgium national police with any information about the case.
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