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Cases closed: those Interpol experts investigating unresolved femicides

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Thirty-one years. This was the time it took to identify Rita Roberts' body. Found at the bottom of a river in Belgium in June 1992, apparently violently killed, she was, for the small team of Identify Me, the case of BE0... Read more about Elle.fr
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Cases closed: those Interpol experts investigating unresolved femicides

Thirty-one years. This was the time it took to identify Rita Roberts' body. Found at the bottom of a river in Belgium in June 1992, apparently violently killed, she was, for the small team of Identify Me, the case of BE0... Read more about Elle.fr

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