The Mystery of The Isdal Woman

They found her body in a remote valley in Norway in 1970. Burned. Unrecognizable.

And completely alone. She became known as The Isdal Woman — because no one ever

discovered who she was. Every label had been cut from her clothes.

Her fingerprints were wiped clean. And every item near her body had been deliberately destroyed.

When investigators searched nearby hotels, they uncovered something far more disturbing.

The woman had used multiple fake names, checked in and out constantly, changed her appearance,

and spoke in different accents depending on who she spoke to. She carried coded

notebooks filled with strange symbols. She moved like someone trained. Watching.