Fint fingerprints define Paraguay after seven years

The Secretary -General of INTERPOL Valdesa said that every successful identity “gives renewed hope” that other women “can also restore their identities.”

“Our work is not only about solving cases, but also related to the restoration of dignity to the victims and giving a voice to those affected by the tragedy,” he said.

Lima dead was found in the poultry shed connected to a farm in Girona County, Spain in August 2018.

She was not carrying any identity documents, and people who live on the farm and other locals said they did not know who it is. Police said that she had a tattoo of the word “success” in Hebrew.

Last year, it was added to the “Introducing me” campaign, What witnessed “Black Feasts” – searching for information about unknown bodies – that were issued to the public for the first time.

Earlier this month, a penetration came when the Paraguay authorities match the fingerprints that were loaded by Spain to the black notice against those on their national database.

Lima’s brother told the police that she had traveled to Spain in 2013.

While Lima’s identity has now been determined, Interpol said that the circumstances surrounding her death are still “unsuccessful”.

The woman who was previously identified through the campaign was Rita Roberts, who is 31 years old.

She was the last contact with her family with a postcard from Belgium in May 1992. Her body was found the following month.

Her family monitored her distinctive black tattoo in the BBC report on the launch of the “Death” campaign in 2023.

The campaign seeks to find the identities of 45 other women found in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy and Spain. Most of them are victims of murder, and they are believed to be between 15 and 30.

Interpol said that increasing global migration and human trafficking led to the loss of more people outside their countries, which could make identifying bodies more difficult.

Details of each case were posted on Interpol on the webAlong with photographs of potential identification elements and rebuilding face.