Secrets, Lies, and Radioactivity

The episode explores two intertwined true crime stories: the Isdal Woman, a mysterious figure whose charred body was found in Norway in 1970, and Alexander Litvinenko, a poisoned former KGB agent in 2006. Both cases reflect the high stakes of espionage, identity, and unexpected twists of fate, while also raising questions about accountability and the pursuit of truth.

• The Isdal Woman’s body discovered in Norway prompts questions of identity and espionage
• Authorities initially suspect suicide, but evidence points to a darker story
• Litvinenko's whistleblowing against the Russian government leads to his fatal poisoning
• The use of Polonium-210 in Litvinenko's assassination suggests state-sponsored involvement
• The podcast invites listeners to engage with the mystery and share their perspectives

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