Full Name: Jane Doe

Alternative Name: The woman with panther and scorpion tattoos

Case Status: Unidentified

Record ID#: 3646

*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.

Date of Birth: Estimated 1978 – 1988
Age at the Time: 20-30
Age Group: 20s
Gender at Birth: Female
Hair: Blonde or Reddish-Blonde (Strawberry Blonde
Eyes:
Skin Complexion:
Ethnicity: Possibly Eastern European, Likely 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:

Height:

Weight

Distinguishing Marks:

• Unknown

Medical Condition: Unknown
Physical Abnormality: Unknown
Dental Condition: Unknown
Scars & Other Marks: Unknown
Piercings: Unknown
Tattoos: One on the right shoulder blade with a panther. one on her left shoulder with a scorpion with the number “5” or letter “S” on its back.

Other Descriptors: Unknown

Clothing

• T-shirt printed with inscription: “BAUTISTA” (the wrestler) – with Korean characters
• Forever Baci-brand burgundy-coloured trousers
• Emporium-brand dark-coloured pants (underwear)
• Black Nike running shoes

Possessions:

• Metal ring
• Ring with four stones
• Ring with a swan design
• “Dodo” charm bracelet with a fish and a duck
•  “W.W.J.D.” woven bracelet
• Chain with a heart-shaped pendant
• Chain with a dolphin pendant
• Strap with the Volkswagen logo and “GTE DE” and “POM” on buckle

Date of the Disappearance*: Unknown

Description: Unknown

Multiple Victims?: Unknown

Rumored or Actual Sightings: Unknown

*If the date says January 1, this is often just a placeholder for an unknown specific date. It usually means “sometime that year”.

Date the Body was Recovered: May 25, 2008

Description: The unidentified woman, referred to as Carbonara di Po Jane Doe or by Interpol case code IT01 (“The woman with the panther and scorpion tattoos”), was discovered on May 25, 2008, in the River Po within the municipality of Carbonara di Po (Mantua province), in the Boscone area of Italy. Her body was wrapped in three black nylon or plastic bags, indicating foul play and likely murder, though the exact cause of death and postmortem interval are not publicly detailed. As of the latest available information in 2025, she remains unidentified and is part of Interpol’s ongoing “Identify Me” campaign seeking public tips to solve cold cases of unidentified women in Europe.

Possible Signs Of: Relocated Remains

Time of Death:

Cause of Death:

Recovered Remains (if partial):

Suspected Homicide?: Yes

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”.

Description: Unknown

License Plate: Unknown

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