https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yuWdYx5_A8
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A woman ,burned alive in the remote Norwegian mountains, goes unidentified for over 40 years.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yuWdYx5_A8
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A woman ,burned alive in the remote Norwegian mountains, goes unidentified for over 40 years.
I'll watch later and give my thoughts about it.
Believe me. This case has been in the back of my mind for years. In 1970 there were no real databases that could easily be checked and the information could thus easily be falsified by any self-respecting intelligence service (or was she even involved in the intelligence services ?) And then her background ? I think there were some tests a couple of years ago that showed that her DNA profile links her the area around Nuremberg and that she moved to the Franco-German borderland somewhere during her childhood. Her handwriting indicates that she was educated in France but not much more. Not much is known now.
And here is a funny detail: her last known hotel as Hotel Hordaheimen in Bergen. Room 407. Why you may wonder do I take such interest ? Because I know this hotel. I was in this hotel in 2008. My room would have been either just below her or the room next to the room just below hers.
I would like to add this BBC podcast about the case to the pile.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnC_kBf2tCk
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Can you help us solve a 46 year old criminal case? E-mail us at isdal@nrk.no On the 29th of November 1970, a young woman was found dead and badly burned in the desolate valley Isdalen, in the vicinity of Norway's second largest city, Bergen. All items hinting at her identity had been removed from the body, and the investigation showed that the woman had used at least eight different identities during her travels all over Europe. All the identities turned out to be fake ones. Witnesses who met her, relate that her English was poor. Various witnesses have also heard her speaking languages which they identified as German and Flemish. Her special dental work indicated she was not of Scandinavian origin. If you recognize this woman, or if you know anyone who disappeared in 1970 who fits the description, we would greatly appreciate it if you would contact us here: isdal@nrk.no Photography/editing: Kjetil Solhøi Director: Marit Higraff
Following the case since my teen years.
Imo she was hired to observe missile tests and hostiles got to her.
I think you may be right. There is a much more recent similar peculiar case with many of the same characteristics. Also in Norway. In Oslo.Quote:
Originally Posted by meson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxVW5WDV0UM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG8ncvpmr6oQuote:
Suicide or murder? On the 3rd of June 1995, a woman using the alias Jennifer Fergate, was found deceased in her hotel room in Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Her death is shrouded in mystery and is one of Scandinavia's most puzzling unsolved crimes.
I would read about the other case. ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by The Lawspeaker
On Isdal woman, there is a whole section of websleuths who think the burn marks on her came from missile warhead exploding near her. May be she was dead before and her body was put in the boat which penguin missiles targeted to observe the effects of a new class of warhead.
Her isotope analysis revealed she was born and raised in bordering region of Germany. Must have been born during Nazi era.
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There are many others btw
Peter Bergman
Kambo man
Fergate
Somerton Man (almost solved)
Lyle Stevik (already solved)