Mystery at the Oslo Plaza
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1995, Plaza Hotel, Oslo, Norway.
A young woman is found dead in her room by hotel security. She is lying on her bed with a gunshot wound in her forehead.
The case is still a mystery to the police. Her identity has not been clarified to this day, nobody knows where she came from, what she was doing in Oslo and why and under what circumstances she lost her life.
This is the case of Jennifer Fergate.
We are a small, international research team that has set itself the task of discovering the true identity of Jennifer. We would like to give her back her real name, so that her relatives, after almost 26 years of uncertainty, can finally be informed of her fate.
We do research in our free time and free of charge. We communicate with authorities, arrange for the creation of special DNA profiles, meet families personally and support them in finding out their family history. All in the hope of landing the right hit.
Since we identify all of this privately and out of pocket, we would be happy to find numerous supporters who can make the financing of all these things a little easier for us.
If you want to know more information about the case, we can recommend the website of the Verdans Gang (VG). Verdan's gang is one of Norway's largest newspapers and has also been trying to solve this strange case for many years.
Note: The article is free to read. However, it is necessary to register. Registration is free and there are no additional costs!
Link to VG Norway
Thank you so much!
A young woman is found dead in her room by hotel security. She is lying on her bed with a gunshot wound in her forehead.
The case is still a mystery to the police. Her identity has not been clarified to this day, nobody knows where she came from, what she was doing in Oslo and why and under what circumstances she lost her life.
This is the case of Jennifer Fergate.
We are a small, international research team that has set itself the task of discovering the true identity of Jennifer. We would like to give her back her real name, so that her relatives, after almost 26 years of uncertainty, can finally be informed of her fate.
We do research in our free time and free of charge. We communicate with authorities, arrange for the creation of special DNA profiles, meet families personally and support them in finding out their family history. All in the hope of landing the right hit.
Since we identify all of this privately and out of pocket, we would be happy to find numerous supporters who can make the financing of all these things a little easier for us.
If you want to know more information about the case, we can recommend the website of the Verdans Gang (VG). Verdan's gang is one of Norway's largest newspapers and has also been trying to solve this strange case for many years.
Note: The article is free to read. However, it is necessary to register. Registration is free and there are no additional costs!
Link to VG Norway
Thank you so much!
Organizer
Carsten Mika
Organizer
Hennef
