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, possibly a Cartier imitation
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. The woman was wearing a bracelet, possibly a Cartier imitation.