Missing woman began a new life

melbourne - A lingering mystery surrounding a lost Australian after half a century solved by the police. Australian police announced Saturday what happened to the missing Janina Wojcik since Christmas Eve 1962. The married woman left her home in Altona, a suburb of Melbourne that night and told her husband that she took a vacation. He gave her three months later as missing, because nothing more was heard of her.

Despite several police investigations remained that way. But a new campaign on the internet about the missing woman at the initiative of Detective Luke Dalli spent from 2013 shot in the case. Wojcik was found under another name to have started a new life in the capital, Canberra. She died there in 2010 without heirs. That eventually led to an investigation in Canberra and the match with the police investigation in Melbourne, says Australian media.

Despite several police investigations remained that way. But a new campaign on the internet about the missing woman at the initiative of Detective Luke Dalli spent from 2013 shot in the case. Wojcik was found under another name to have started a new life in the capital, Canberra. She died there in 2010 without heirs. That eventually led to an investigation in Canberra and the match with the police investigation in Melbourne, says Australian media.

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