The police want via dna testing the identity of the murdered girl Zoo ' Apenheul ' in 1976. Justice in Germany has given permission for large-scale dna relationship testing.
The research will be coming soon. In the Dutch and German dna-databases is to see if there is a match. "That missing persons or people who have been in contact with justice", says Wim Paddock of the coldcaseteam of the Police Central Netherlands. There are no people called to dna.
The chance of a solution is at a dna relationship testing larger than just dna testing, because there is no dna profile of the victim in a database available. They could be found through family members of who dna available, because they have an identical piece of dna.
In Netherlands, the case was barred, but in Germany is persecution may still be possible.
Zoo ' apenheul ' girl the naked body of the unknown girl was found in parking lot in October 1976 The Zoo ' Apenheul ' in Maarsbergen. Almost forty years later her identity is still not known. It was clear for months that she was dead when she was found.
In 2006, a three-dimensional reconstruction of the girl's head. Years later it was coldcaseteam on her case was founded. The case was in 2012 under more covered in the German variant of the television program missing person.
There were two tips in Germany point out that direction. There was a taxi driver that a drunken passenger had heard that the girl came from Essen. There was also a witness who the victim and a man a lift would have given. He would have dropped off at the parking lot and the two stated that the girl spoke German.
A broadcast of missing person in Netherlands delivered a year later some more tips on about the possible offender and the identity of the girl. But so far, those tips not yet to a solution in the case of the Zoo ' Apenheul ' girl.
Source: http://nos.nl/ photo: source: AVRO TROS
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