Hi, I'm Julia Cowley, a retired FBI profiler and host of the true crime podcast, The Consult, Real FBI Profilers.

If you're fascinated with true crime and criminal profiling, then join us as we discuss real cases and examine the behavior exhibited before, during, and after the commission of the crime.

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It's as close as it gets to being in the room with the FBI's behavioral analysis unit.

I'm Brett. And I'm Alice and we are the prosecutors. Today on the prosecutors. It's one of true crimes greatest mysteries.

A woman's charred remains are located in a remote valley just outside of Bergen, Norway.

In a twisty investigation, clues about her identity unfold like a series of riddles.

Over 50 years later, we ask

who is the Isdale

woman? Hello everybody and welcome to this episode of the prosecutors.

I'm Brett, and I'm joined as always by my bedorinde, or bedorinde, I think, is actually how you pronounce it, co-host, Alice.

Oh, it's really good.

Whatever language that was, I felt like you nailed it.

Well, that's Norwegian.

Literally, apparently, in Norwegian, it means to stress the or, but...

No, I think it means, I think that's how you pronounce it no oh oh I see

oh I thought it's like if you're rowing well you are so sick I don't know that you should

be recording right now well it literally means charming or adorable and you are charming and

or an or what was that or or

well they're like vikings over in norway so you know they like boats well how on point because

we're talking about Norway today so well done i don't think i knew any Norwegian words before tonight

but now i know been dora. Have you ever been to Norway?

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