The mystery of the Isdal woman In November 1970, the badly burnt body of a woman was found in a remote spot in Norway's Isdalen valley. Someone had cut the labels off her clothes, and scraped distinctive marks off her belongings - as if to stop her from being identified. And as police started investigating her death, they uncovered a trail of coded messages, disguises, and fake identities - but never cracked the case. Forty six years later Norwegian police decided to reopen the case. This didn't get a result or close the case but gave a new possibility in identifying her for those relatives who may have never known what happened to her.