A transcontinental cold case was identified while the victim was called “a woman in a hen”

The campaign to resolve inexplicable cold cases marked its first transcontinental success on Thursday with the Interpol Police Agency reporting She identified the Paraguayan woman found in Spain in 2018.

The agency based in France in a statement called a 33-year-old sacrifice, previously known only as “a woman in a hen”, as Ainoha, came out Ibiet Lima.

The discovery welcomed as “the first successful trans-recontentious identification” in the campaign “identify me” global agency to identify More than 40 women have found dead in six European countries over the last decades. Interpol sought public aid to set up names missing women.

Police said the identification would mean that they no longer have to recognize the victims in their distinguished features or clothing, such as “A woman with a floral tattoo“and”A woman with artificial nails. “Other names include locations where their remains were discovered”A woman in the canal“and”Woman in the suitcase. “

IsaGa’s brother reported on his disappearance in 2019 and told investigators that she left Paraguay to Spain in 2013.

It was found hanged on a farm in Girona, northeast Spain, in August 2018.

There was nothing to identify on her, and the residents of the farm and neighbors did not know who she was or where she was.

After launching Interpol’s complaint in 2023, the Paraguayan authorities in March 2025 stored with her fingerprints, which Spain delivered, in their records.

The campaign requested its first European success in November 2023. The relatives recognized her with a tattoo.

Interpol Secretary General Valdecy Urquiza said in a statement that campaign was “about the return of dignity to the victims and giving voting to those affected by the tragedy.”

Forty -five cases in “Identify me” files remain unresolved.