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Identity unknown for three years, police now receive 140 tips about ‘Lucky’

Identity unknown for three years, police now receive 140 tips about ‘Lucky’

The Amsterdam cold case team has received 140 tips following the release of images identifying an unknown man known as 'Lucky'. The individual's identity has remained a mystery for three years, and authorities have described the public response as overwhelming.

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