The campaign to resolve inexplicable cold cases noted its first transcontinental success on Thursday with the Interpol police agency reporting In 2018, she identified a Paraguayan woman found in Spain.
The France Agency, in its statement, was named 33-year-old victim, previously known only as a “woman in the coop” as Ainoh Ibiet LiM.
He acknowledged 'opening To determine Over the last decades, more than 40 women have found dead in six European countries. Interpol appeals to public assistance to put the names of the missing.
Police said the identification would mean that they would no longer have to identify the victims with their distinctive features or clothing, such as “A woman with a floral tattoo“And” and “A woman with artificial nails“Other names include places where their remains were found as”Woman in the channel“And” and “A woman in a suitcase“
Isogue's brother reported his disappearance in 2019 and told investigators that she had left Paraguay in 2013 in Spain.
In August 2018, she was found hanged on a farm in Guron, northeast Spain.
There was nothing on it to identify it, and the residents and neighbors of the farm did not know who she was and where she came from.
After launching the Interpol appeal in 2023, Paraguay's authorities in March 2025 corresponded to its fingerprints put by Spain to them in the records.
The company stated its first European success in November 2023, when the authorities determined Rita Roberts, a British woman who was found killed in Antwerp, Belgium in 1992. The relatives recognized her tattoo.
Secretary General Interpol Valdecy Urquiza said in a statement that campaign He was “about restoring dignity and giving a voice to those who suffered from the tragedy.”
Forty -five cases in “Identify me” The files remain unresolved.