i'm not wrong i'm just crazy

The person is 180 cm (~71 inch) and is described as "thin". They have a lot of healed self-harm scars on their thighs and upper arms.

They have brown eyes and long, brown hair. Their nails are described as "done", mening that they were well-maintained and most likely painted.

They were wearing two jackets (beige and black), a t-shirt with an unspecified manga character, a short skirt with a white belt, black leggings, a silver-colored ring and red earrings. It's possible that they were wearing the top part of the uniform worn by Homura from Puella Magi Madoka Magica, but that's what's been estimated based on photos- it's possible that this is what the "beige jacket" is.

They also had multiple tattoos, which were identified as:

- Alastor from the "Hazbin Hotel" series

- A character from the "Missing Halloween" animated online short

- A grief seed from the Puella Magi Madoka Magica series

- A sword from the Sailor Moon series

- Meroko from the "Full Moon wa sagashite" series

- A heart and two characters on their face

Here is the official site of the Cologne police for this person, with contact info on the bottom of the page. The site features photos of their tattoos (photos 2-5). The first photo shows the deceased's face shortly after they've been pulled from the river- of course, it's a photo of a body, so please only look at it if you can handle it and only if you're an adult. There is no heavy decomposition of graphic wounds, but like I said, it's clearly a photo of a body that has been in water for a few days.

Here is a subreddit thread about this Doe; The subreddit is focused on identifying unidentified deceased across the globe. If you want to join the discussion, I'd encourage you to join this subreddit.

(I am not in any way affiliated with the German police and I don't have any exclusive info- I'm just another person who wants this Doe to get their name back. I only want this post to highlight the case and I don't want any discussions under it, which is why I'm locking the comments. If you want to discuss this story, I'd highly recommend doing it on the subreddit, and if you have any tips, please send them to the mail address included on the police's official site.