(Linux) How to find and delete files with incorrect encoding?

Question

linux

Good afternoon.
There are files whose name consists of an incorrect encoding, they are displayed with question marks, BUT they have a format, for example
????????.doc
file format can be any
, you need to delete such files.
they are not searched for by a question mark, since it is not actually a question mark.
All this business by itself through the Linux console.
Thank you.

Answer 1

by inode number, determine the inode (ls -i) and delete by it find . -inum -exec rm -r {} \; or just rm -i ***

Answer 2

From the other side.
Delete any files with non-native encoding in the name.

#!/bin/sh
IFS=$'\n'
for x in $( ls *�* )
do
    rm -f $x
    echo $x
done