The Discovery of the Isdal Woman

In November 1970, a partially burned female corpse was found in the Isdal Valley near Bergen, Norway, igniting a mysterious investigation. Initially, police assumed they were dealing with a routine case of suicide, given the valley's reputation for such tragedies. However, the body showed signs that suggested a much stranger narrative, including several fake names, coded notes, and disguises tied to the deceased. This sparked an intense inquiry into the identity of the Isdal Woman, who intriguingly appeared to be evading recognition even in death.