Police still can’t name the Woman In The Pink T-Shirt: Officers knock 625 properties and retrieve footage from 30 cameras in search to identify ‘murdered’ pensioner, 70, whose body was found in bin bag

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Police still can’t name the Woman In The Pink T-Shirt: Officers knock 625 properties and retrieve footage from 30 cameras in search to identify ‘murdered’ pensioner, 70, whose body was found in bin bag

Daily Mail · 1 hour ago

Merseyside Police are still trying to identify a woman, believed to be around 70, whose body was found dumped in a bin bag in Stanley Park, Anfield, on 28 August. Despite an extensive door-to-door and CCTV operation, detectives have made no headway in establishing who she is, and the case has unsettled local residents who fear the victim went unnoticed by anyone who knew her.

Officers have knocked on 625 doors and reviewed footage from 30 cameras, receiving 160 reports from the public and ruling out 73 people, but her DNA does not match any national database and dental records have not helped. She is described as white, around 5ft 2in, of slight build with strawberry blonde hair, and was wearing a pink Nike T-shirt; she is thought to have lain in the park's walled garden for several weeks before being found. Police have not disclosed her cause of death and are appealing for anyone missing contact with someone matching her description, or with relevant drone footage, to come forward.

  • Woman, around 70, found dead in bin bag in Liverpool park
  • Police checked 625 properties, 30 cameras, still can't identify her
  • DNA and dental checks failed; public urged to come forward

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