A Death in Oslo

Pretty good episode, if you found it interesting then you should do yourself a favor and look up the isdal woman. The cases are weirdly similar.

Its a nice episode, but the question in my head is, why didn't they look for the camera's hotel footage back then? This make no sense.

Not going to lie, this made me kind of sad. That someone could die, either by suicide or something more sinister, and no one claims her. Episode was a bit longer than necessary, but gave good information and thorough investigation.

What really did happen to Jennifer in room 2805?

It is very much an unsolved mystery, I admire the determination of the man trying to uncover the truth about what happened to Jennifer, but....

.... It's quite a drab telling of her story, I'm not saying it should have fun, or humour, but it's quite a lifeless watch, the way the story is told, just isn't very interesting.

1995, Norway, such an advanced Country, did that 5 star hotel not have any cameras or any such like? Not sure.

Will Jennifer's true identity ever be uncovered?

On the plus side Norway looks amazing.

3.5 out of 5 stars.

Episode about a lady who apparently committed suicide. And there is no id or traces of finding out who she is. Investigators try to see if it was a homicide but the hotel room she killed herself in can only be locked from the inside. It's mysterious and creepy. Also the episode ran a little too long.