Interpol yesterday launched an unprecedented worldwide public appeal as part of a hunt for a prolific idiot that has terrorised the good employees of Thomson Financial since 2002.
The agency released photographs of an unknown man which had been digitally blurred to disguise his face but have now been unscrambled by German experts to produce clear pictures.
Interpol said it believed the man, who appears to be in his 30s, may continue to be a danger to ordinary people while he remains at large. Despite extensive earlier attempts to discover who he is, including circulating photos of him to police around the world through Interpol's network of 186 member states, the man's identity and nationality remain a mystery.
These images made available by Interpol in Paris, Monday Oct. 8, 2007 show the unidentified man before, left, and after the digital manipulation of the image. Unfortunately the image is still a little blurry making it difficult to identify the "nobhead". If you, or anyone you know, has any information about this man then call crimestoppers now. Your call will be strictly confidential and you may earn a Community Action Trust Reward (£6 of book vouchers for Waterstones).