Norway calls it Isdalen. Locals call it something else. They call it Death Valley. November 29th, 1970. A father and his two daughters were hiking through the valley when one of them smelled something strange. Among the rocks, the burned body of a woman. Her face unrecognizable. Her clothes destroyed. And every single label cut off. At the train station, police found two suitcases she had abandoned. Inside, multiple wigs, disguises, and six different identities. Genevieve Lancier, Claudia Tielt, Claudia Nielsen, Alexia Zahn Merchez, Vera Jarle, Elizabeth Leenhouwer. None of them were her real name. She had traveled across Europe for months, multiple countries, multiple passports. Always changing her name. Always removing every trace of who she was. Bergen, the city where she died, was home to a classified Norwegian missile system. Intelligence agencies confirmed spies were active in the area. Was she a spy? An assassin? A ghost? In 1971, she was buried in a zinc coffin, preserved in case someone ever came to claim her. No one ever did. Her real name is still unknown. Follow for the full story.