A close-up, angled, static forensic image depicts a weathered stone or concrete relief sculpture of a lion's head, facing right, mounted on a larger, rectangular, light-colored structure

A close-up, angled, static forensic image depicts a weathered stone or concrete relief sculpture of a lion's head, facing right, mounted on a larger, rectangular, light-colored structure. The lion's head features an open mouth, prominent snout, and a visible left eye with a blue-grey iris. Its mane is stylized with ornate, swirling, wave-like carvings. The surface of both the lion relief and the underlying structure exhibits significant wear, including eroded material, dark biological growth (likely algae or moss) in crevices and on upper ledges, and general discoloration ranging from off-white and beige to shades of grey and muted brown. The base of the structure is partially obscured by green ground cover plants and dry blades of grass, indicating an outdoor environment. No human subjects, actions, or interactions are present. The precise location within Ede, Netherlands, is not discernable from the visual information provided in the image.