The likeness was created by forensic artists in Liverpool
Can you help identify woman whose body was fund on remote beach?
Sept 24 2020
''Police are trying to establish the identity of a woman whose body was found on a remote Scottish beach after she entered the water in Northern Ireland.
It is believed she went into the sea between Bangor and Ballywalter, Co Down in July 2017.
But tragically her remains were discovered on August 9 that year after about a month in the water.''
“The body was confirmed as being face down and being partly clothed and it was clearly badly decomposed.”
A postmortem revealed little information about her and there were no matches on the national DNA database for missing people.''
''She is described as being 4’ 11”, young to middle aged, having been educated in Asia or the Far East. When she was found she was wearing black skinny jeans from Primark, Harry Potter logo pants and a handwritten letter was found in a sealed plastic bag in her pocket. It is believed to have been written by the woman but her name was not included.
Specialised handwriting experts who studied the letter believe the grammar and handwriting style showed she had been educated in Asia or Far East Asia.''
“They were able with a high degree of confidence to determine that she’d been in the water for at least 28 days ands she’d been washed up to shore for about three to four days and had possibly she had fallen into the water between Bangor and Ballywalter and come across the Northern Channel.”