STORY HIGHLIGHTS <\/p>\n
Athens (CNN) -- The DNA of a girl authorities think may have been abducted by a Roma couple in Greece doesn't match any profile in Interpol's database, the international law enforcement agency said Tuesday. <\/p>\n
In a case that has generated huge interest in Greece, authorities have charged the couple with abducting the child they call Maria. <\/p>\n
Interpol said Greek authorities have asked for its help in solving Maria's identity. <\/p>\n
\"Until now, a comparison of the girl's profile against Interpol's global DNA database has not produced a match,\" Interpol said in a news release. <\/p>\n
Interpol said it would make the database available to authorities in countries where someone who claims to be a possible blood relative to the child has submitted a DNA profile. <\/p>\n
'Maria': Greece's mystery girl <\/p>\n
'Maria': Greece's mystery girl <\/p>\n
'Maria': Greece's mystery girl <\/p>\n
'Maria': Greece's mystery girl <\/p>\n
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