In 1995, a woman named Jennifer Fairgate was discovered dead in a securely locked hotel room in Oslo with a gunshot wound to the head.



In 1995, a woman named Jennifer Fairgate was discovered dead in a securely locked hotel room in Oslo with a gunshot wound to the head. 

The ballistics analysis indicated that it was unlikely to be a suicide.  

Curiously, there were no fingerprints found, and her clothing labels had been meticulously removed, complicating efforts to identify her. 

This has led to speculation that she might have been a spy.

On May 31, 1995, the woman registered at the Oslo Plaza Hotel in Norway and was given access to room 2805 without providing a credit card. She registered as “Jennifer Fairgate” but twice signed her name as “Jennifer Fergate”, and registered a “Lois Fairgate” as well. Three days later, a security guard knocked at room 2805 after the hotel’s repeated attempts to secure a payment from the Fairgates. A loud noise rang out, presumably a gunshot, and the security guard left to inform the head of security.

The death scene in room 2805 raises major doubts about the suicide theory, evidenced primarily by the deceased’s post-mortem grip on her pistol. A retired crime scene investigator describes the gun as an “assault weapon” and states that it would’ve likely been dropped after the shooting due to a hard recoil, especially when considering that Jennifer had gripped the trigger with her thumb. The deceased didn’t have any blood on her shooting hand, which serves as further evidence that the body had been staged.

The woman was presumably 24 years old at the time of her death, and she was most likely from East Germany. Norwegian intelligence operative Ola Kaldager believes that Jennifer was a secret agent. The identification number on the gun used was said to have been professionally removed, possibly with acid.

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