Interpol announced: Here are the most dangerous women outlaws

The European authorities officially announced the most dangerous women in Europe. Interpol published a list of the most dangerous women in Europe. Authorities shared profiles of 62 criminals and asked citizens for help.

While the list is mainly made up of men, there are also four “dangerous” female outlaws at the top of the list. Bild, one of Germany’s most widely read newspapers, published a full profile on these four women and issued warnings.

Bild newspaper shared details of four women in a story titled “Don’t eat with these women.”

Drug Dealer

It was stated that 23-year-old Marmiya Calleja Maatouq was involved in drug trafficking in Malta, and Maatouq, who is 1.60 meters tall, was arrested in possession of drugs. The woman, who had tattoos on her arms, hands and face, disappeared after claiming that they belonged to her and that she carried them with her for personal use.

The woman, who was sentenced to 15 months in prison and a fine of 3,500 euros, disappeared. While the whereabouts of the woman who fled Malta is unknown, her husband, Jumek Calleja Maatouk, is said to be also missing. It turned out that Maatouq was selling synthetic drugs and explosives on the “dark web.”

She had her husband killed by a hired killer

Eva Zamnikova, who lives in Slovakia, separated from her husband on January 24, 2014… but not by divorce, but with the help of a hired killer… Flower seller Zamnikova made a deal with a man with a criminal record online and killed her husband for $50,000.

The woman, who was sentenced to 8 years in prison, did not return to prison after she was released due to childbirth in August 2014 and disappeared.

Mafia bride

Bild newspaper, which included a comment about Swedish Tanya Gomez, “It is suitable for fashion models,” announced that the 31-year-old young woman was close to the mafia. According to Interpol, Gomez is a dangerous member of the drug trafficking mafia.

It was also recorded that the woman, who was carrying millions of dollars and kilograms of drugs across Europe, used a front for an animal rights association called “HundGarin”. In addition to drug trafficking, the young woman also reportedly helped in money laundering.

While more than 500,000 euros were seized during the raid on her home, it was also reported that the young woman has been missing since March 2021.

Serial cheater

Marina Kramberger, 33, who lives in Slovenia, has a very long record…

The young woman, wanted since 2021, was convicted of defrauding several people. It is also estimated that the woman, who traveled extensively within Europe and committed crimes by deceiving people, had a permanent partner.