This is a Ruestrieteeth production.

In 1970, a family's weekend hike was interrupted when the two daughters discovered the badly burned corpse of a woman.

Their discovery kickstarted an investigation involving multiple fake identities and possible government intelligence work,

and it remains unsolved to this day.

Today, we discuss the facts surrounding the case of the Isdale woman.

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Welcome back to another mystery Monday, I'm Trevor Collins and with me,

as with every week I drag him through these spooky scary mysteries Alfredo Diaz.

Here we go again. This one seems like a classic kind of like government conspiracy slash murder.

You know what I mean?

There's a lot of ingredients here and I will call them ingredients when it comes to the recipe of mystery that remind me of the Tomom Shude case.

So kind of look for those as we uncover this.

This is a case that we did a long time ago, a few weeks ago rather,

about the Australian man or the mystery man that wound up on a beach.

It's very reminiscent of that.

But a burnt victim this time and a woman and and I'll go ahead and say this right out the gate.

A lot of the proper nouns and cities, you know, names are all Norwegian in some way.

And I'll do my best to pronounce those with as close of accuracy as possible.

But I appreciate when you guys tweet me anyway because you know proper nouns,

they have the right way to say them.

It's just going to get butchered here.

But it's a very fascinating case.

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