In November 1970, the body of an unidentified woman was found in Isdal Valley near Bergen, Norway.

What followed was one of Europe's most unsettling mysteries: false identities, erased labels, coded notes, and a woman who seemed determined to leave no trace of who she was.

In this episode of A Little Bit Cursed, we explore the story of the Isdal Woman and why her disappearance still feels cold, intentional, and unresolved decades later.

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This episode explores the case of the Isdal Woman using publicly available reporting and investigative journalism. Some information is incomplete or debated, and theories mentioned are not confirmed facts. Listener discretion is advised.

Sources include BBC News, NRK, Smithsonian Magazine, The Guardian, and the BBC World Service podcast Death in Ice Valley.

What happens when the stranger you pick up on the side of the road vanishes into thin air?

In this episode, Stacey Cox dives int one of the most enduring urban legends.. the vanishing hitchhiker.

exploring its origins, famous versions like Resurrection Mary, and why this eerie story persists across cultures.

Stay tuned, get comfortable, and maybe think twice before offering a ride.

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This episode discusses folklore and urban legend material drawn from publicly available sources. Stories like the "Vanishing Hitchhiker" are part of traditional oral folklore and vary across cultures and regions. Details presented are based on common versions of these legends and are not presented as confirmed historical fact.

Nineteen-year-old Brandon Swanson called his parents for help after driving into a ditch on a quiet night in rural Minnesota. He believed he knew where he was. His parents believed they were close.

But they were wrong.

Brandon stayed on the phone as he walked through the darkness, until the call suddenly went silent. He was never found.

In this episode of A Little Bit Cursed, we explore an unsolved disappearance that feels unsettling not because of what happened, but because of how ordinary it all was.

And that's what makes this story feel cursed from the start.

Sources:

- Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA)

-NamUs

-Minnesota Star Tribune

-MPR News

-Associated Press

This episode was researched using publicly available reporting and official law enforcement sources. Any beliefs or theories discussed are clearly identified as such and are not presented as confirmed facts.

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A Little Bit Cursed explores folklore, urban legends, and unsettling stories. New episodes coming soon.