Interpol seeks help in identifying 46 ‘murdered’ women

Police forces will pool analytical capabilities and forensic methods, such as DNA profiling and facial reconstruction

The first phase sought to shed light on the names and fates of some 22 women whose bodies were found over the years.

Police in six European countries and Interpol are reopening investigations into 46 women who were murdered or who died under suspicious circumstances to identify their remains, the international police agency said on Tuesday.

The campaign, named Operation Identify Me, expands a 2023 initiative involving Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany and incorporates France, Italy, and Spain.