Was the Isdal Woman a spy? Death in Ice Valley, Episode 5 - BBC World Service

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  • @heenanyou
    @heenanyou 9 месяцев назад +1

    Dentists can usually recognize their own work. I wonder if they tried that.

  • @ruthwalton3457
    @ruthwalton3457 3 года назад +5

    Using ansestry DNA sites has had amazing results and I feel this would really benefit this case . Dr Colleen Fitzpatrick, cofounder of DNA doe project, is who you need on the case

    • @BBCWorldService
      @BBCWorldService  3 года назад +2

      Hi Ruth, keep listening to the podcast as Marit and Neil do discuss this in later episodes. You can also join in the debate about DNA testing and follow the latest developments on this subject on our Facebook page: facebook.com/groups/deathinicevalley
      Thanks for listening and for your comment.

    • @ruthwalton3457
      @ruthwalton3457 3 года назад +1

      @@BBCWorldService looking forward to the future episodes thank you 😊

    • @ruthwalton3457
      @ruthwalton3457 3 года назад +1

      @@BBCWorldService thank you for the link to the group I have sent in a request to join 😊

    • @15lastone
      @15lastone Год назад

      How can I download the soundtrack 😢

  • @wcraigburns3458
    @wcraigburns3458 3 года назад +2

    Could her bad breath indicate an alcohol problem . Maybe this affliction and terrible illness caused her to unravel and become a liability or rogue agent .

    • @akschmidt2085
      @akschmidt2085 2 года назад +5

      They would have known what that smells like. I was thinking along the lines of a con woman with a psychotic break...

    • @wcraigburns3458
      @wcraigburns3458 2 года назад

      @@akschmidt2085 could be a con artist and spy . Same thing . Fantastic story but I still think Isdal women producers know who she is ,just can't prove it owing to her int background . She was killed by CIA in my opinion .

    • @jantaljaard835
      @jantaljaard835 2 года назад +2

      She simply ate garlic.

    • @elvenkind6072
      @elvenkind6072 Год назад +1

      @@jantaljaard835 I agree. Garlic used to be wholly uncommon in Norway back in that time. I can remember the first middle eastern immigrants coming here, was bullied for their breath, since they obviously was more used to garlic and strong spices.

  • @stephencullity4786
    @stephencullity4786 2 года назад +3

    Just as I thought, big excitement over nothing.

  • @molybdomancer195
    @molybdomancer195 2 года назад

    It’s possible to find out where people spent their childhood by studying the isotopes in their teeth

  • @LindaengelustrupBlogspot
    @LindaengelustrupBlogspot Год назад +1

    It sounds like as if she was stalked by a violent person, who possibly beat her so much she developed epilepsiy. Her life must have been a living hell if they had no crisis centre to protect her at the time... all her traces could reveal her. In polony you could however; apperrntly buy your own death setrificate at that time for no big money at all...just sayin'