The Isdal Woman - Norway's Unsolved Spy Mystery

Every label, every maker's mark, every scrap of identification on the things scattered around her had been removed or rubbed off — the liqueur bottle, the rubber boots, the clothes, a plastic passport holder that no record says ever held a passport — and when police tracked down the two suitcases she had abandoned at Bergen railway station, those had been stripped the same way, down to the wigs, the coins in three currencies, and five hundred-mark notes hidden inside the lining. She had checked into hotels across Norway and Europe under at least eight false names, always claiming she was Belgian, until, on November 29, 1970, a man hiking with his two young daughters found her body burned, her face unrecognisable, in a valley the locals already called Death Valley. If you like this sort of content, this is what we will help you craft.. https://aprilmbakop.com Chapters: 0:00 Cold open 1:06 Case 134/70 1:23 Eight Names And Room 407 1:39 The Penguin Trials 2:01 Zinc, Isotopes, H24 2:20 Sign-off Watch next: 600 Police Stormed a Nuclear Bunker to Shut Down the Dark Web