Unidentified person
Amstelveen, Uilenstede
On Friday 13 January 1995, a passer-by saw a plastic package floating in the water. The passer-by called the police. The package turned out to contain part of the lifeless body of a woman, wrapped in a sheet. Her head, lower legs and one arm were not found. The police investigated the cases but has not been able to establish the woman’s identity.
- Sex: Female
- Estimated year of birth: 1960 - 1975
- Estimated age: Between 20 and 35 years old
- Height: 1.63-1.71 m.
- Skin tone: Light-skinned
- Hair colour: Probably dark brown
- Eye colour: Unknown
- Clothing: None
- Tattoos, birth marks, scars: The victim had two noticeable scars on her right arm: one on the upper arm from the smallpox vaccination, and one on the elbow. The woman also had a scar on her left thigh. She had several distinctive moles on her back, a mole on the left side of her right nipple, and a small mole under her left breast. She also had two moles on her left side, and one above the right buttock.
- Jewellery: A bracelet
On Friday 13 January 1995, a passer-by saw a plastic package floating in the water. The passer-by called the police. The package turned out to contain part of the lifeless body of a woman, wrapped in a sheet. Her head, lower legs and one arm were not found. The police investigated the cases but has not been able to establish the woman’s identity.
The woman was probably a heavy smoker, as she had heavy nicotine stains on her right hand. She had very short nails, and may have been a nailbiter. The victim had two noticeable scars on her right arm: one on the upper arm from the smallpox vaccination, and one on the elbow. She had several distinctive moles on her upper body. It is possible that the bracelet worn by the victim offers important clues for establishing her identity.