Alice

I'm not.

My life is a blank page, like the wall behind me.

I really actually am exhausted after them because there's so much.

Like, for example, when we talked about everything that was in the suitcases, I was exhausted trying to keep all the information in my brain because I want to make sense of it.

Carry them all over Europe, in fact.

So if you remember, she was at the Rosenkrantz Hotel.

This was one of the hotels that she stayed in for just one night.

She checked out on November 19th, 1970, but she stayed in town because she headed to another hotel in Bergen, the Hordeheimen Hotel, using the same alias, Elisabeth Leonhauer.

Now, staff reported that when she checked in, she seemed nervous and watchful while she was at this hotel.

She ate very little and did not want her room cleaned.

So if you remember at the last hotel she was at, in fact, the maid had come in while she had a visitor in the room and had asked to turn down the bed for the night.

And she didn't say anything, but she didn't kick out the maid in that instance.

And there was someone else in the room.

Here, something must have happened because she stays in the same city, checks into another hotel using the same name, but now she seems to have changed in her demeanor, maybe more anxious, more watchful, and certainly didn't want anyone in her room.

So a couple days later, she's still in Bergen.

November 21st, there's a report that a man and a woman were spotted in Isdale.

It looked like they arrived in a car and they walked at a fast pace, but they weren't dressed for an excursion in Isdale and Valley.

And that same day, a woman fitting who we now know as the Isdale woman's description asked a pedestrian for directions, though she asked in kind of a broken, bad English.

to the Vinmonopolet liquor store.

She also bought, or acquired in some way, the Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet Saturday 21st, November 1970.