The Woman of Mount Artxanda
An unidentified woman located near a forest trail on Mount Artxanda in Spain. She carried a blue backpack and wore a bracelet. Please contact police if you can provide any assistance in resolving this case.
Details
🧑Identity
Full Name: Jane Doe
Alternative Name: The Woman of Mount Artxanda
Case Status: Unidentified
Record ID#: 3635
*The names “Jane Doe” and “John Doe” are English names used when the person’s true name is not known. If used above, the name refers to a person of unknown identity.
🪪 Description
Date of Birth*: Estimated between 1969 – 1979
Birthplace:
Age at the Time:
Age Group: 30s
Biological Sex: Female
Hair: Short, Black Hair
Eyes:
Skin Complexion: Fair or Light Complected
Shoe Size: US 5 (Women)
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Nationality:
Languages Spoken:
*If the date says January 1, this is often just a placeholder for an unknown specific date. It usually means “sometime that year”.
💪Physical Build
Physical Build:
Height:
Feet and Inches (ft’ in”)
5’5″
Centimeters (cm)
166 cm
Weight
Pounds (lbs)
N/A
Kilograms (kg)
N/A
👁️ Distinguishing Features
Distinguishing Marks:
Medical Condition:
Physical Abnormality: bunions (hallux valgus) on the right foot
Dental Condition: Silver amalgam fillings
Scars & Other Marks:
Piercings:
Tattoos:
Other Descriptors: Likely she was from Central Europe.
👕 Possessions
Clothing
- Blue jacket with Tan Lining
- Black woollen LR-brand jacket
- Dark crimson jumper
- Black T-shirt, size S
- Black trousers
- Black Dr. Martens-brand shoes, size 5
Possessions:
- Bracelet
- Blue backpack containing Barbero Amaretto almond liqueur, bottles of soda, Carrefour-brand tissues, Labello-brand lip balm and a handkerchief.
The Facts
❓Disappearance
Date of the Disappearance*: January 1, 2004
Description: May have visited South Africa
Multiple Victims?:
Rumored or Actual Sightings:
*If the date says January 1, this is often just a placeholder for an unknown specific date. It usually means “sometime that year”.
🪦Recovery
Date the Body was Recovered: June 23, 2021
Description: A rubbish bag containing human remains was found in a waste area in Saint Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis), France.
Possible Signs Of . . . :
Time of Death: Estimated between 2015 – 2020
Cause of Death:
Recovered Remains (if partial): The bag contained a skull and the bones of a left leg.
Suspected Homicide?: Maybe
Multiple Victims?: No
DNA Tested (No Match):
*If the date says January 1, this is often just a placeholder for an unknown specific date. It usually means “sometime that year”.
🚗 Vehicle
Description:
License Plate:
🧑🤝🧑 Key Person(s)
Description:
Location
Address: Mount Artxnda
City:
Province or State: Biscay
Country: Spain
Postal Code: 48015
Latitude, Longitude: 43.2739556,-2.9412496
General Location: Wild Outdoors
More Details
Related Cases:
None
Map of Key Specific Locations:
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Additional Resources
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Contact Police
🏢 Agency: Policía Nacional (National Police)
💻 Website: https://www.policia.es
✉️ Email Address:
📞 Phone Number (#):
⚠️ Emergency Phone Number (#): 091 or 062
IDD Prefix: 00
Country Code: +34
🔗 Alternative Contact(s):
– Centro Nacional de Desaparecidos (CNDES) at colaboracion-cndes@interior.es
– SOS Desaparecidos at https://sosdesaparecidos.es
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