Every mystery out there has an explanation.

It's just a matter of finding it, taking the time, putting the pieces together, not giving up.

But what if certain mysteries aren't meant to be solved?

In 1970, a woman was found mysteriously burned to death in the middle of a deserted valley in Norway.

There were no witnesses, no clues about her identity, and no conclusive evidence of murder or suicide.

Nothing seemed to add up.

But instead of doubling down, the cops gave up and the case was shuttered.

In 2016, a group of reporters reopened it, but there are still so many unanswered questions.

And it seems as if this isn't a coincidence.

Someone out there doesn't want this mystery to be solved.

This is supernatural, a podcast original.

I'm your host Ashley Flowers.

Every Wednesday, I'll be taking a deep dive into a real unexplained occurrence to try and figure out the truth.

You can find all episodes of supernatural and all other podcast originals for free on Spotify.

This week's episode is about the East Stahlwoman.

This is the name given to an unidentified body found on a hillside in Norway in 1970.

50 years later, we still don't know who she is or who was responsible for her death.

But the answer could be even more complicated than anyone suspected.

We'll have more on the East Stahlwoman coming up.

Stay with us.

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