Trondheim Example mv/mcvth, kasaan media,2020

Update: 13.04.2020

The story about the disappearance of Arjen Kamphuis becomes more and more mysterious. After a year, the Norwegian police issued a statement which leaves more questions open than it answers. The mortal remains of Kamphuis from the theory of the Norwegian authorities have not been found. 

A short summary of what the Norwegian police wrote: Kamphuis drowned on a kayak trip, leaving his case on the beach where anyone could have taken it. Then he drowned for whatever reason. The kayak swam straight back into the bay where the things were lying and where everything but himself was found by two Lithuanian truck drivers who happened to be fishing. They then took the mobile phone and other valuables with them to recycle them and switched the mobile phone on while they were coincidentally on their way back to their home country. 

The hypothesis in the report can't be correct, because the mobile phone was certainly not on and the drivers from Lithuania certainly couldn't crack the code of the mobile. Why didn't Kamphuis wear the life jacket and if so, why didn't his body show up? The life jackets are designed in such a way that even with drowned persons they will resurface. 
Furthermore, the carrying bag of the kayak is still missing. On the other side, Kamphuis is still missing. 

So where is he?

Screenshot google maps

Here in these surroundings, the Dutchman disappeared, good to see is the parking lot on the right side, where the two fishing Lithuanians found the equipment and valuables of Arjen Kamphuis.

The strange disappearance of cybersecurity - Expert Arjen Kamphuis

What is certain is that Kamphuis, who for years belonged to the inner circle of supporters of Assange, was last seen in Bodø, in front of the Scandic Crown Hotel, on August 20. He wanted to take the train to Trondheim. Kamphuis was not suicidal. His diary was full of plans.

 

 

Days later, when the missing person had not returned to the Netherlands, police officers found a Kayak in 50 km distance. Then, a fisherman on the Saltdalsfjorden near the shore between Fauske and Rognan took his identity card and other objects from the undoubted possession of Kamphuis.

 

About ten days after the disappearance, the mobile phone of the missing person was switched on shortly in southern Norway, in Vikeså near Stavanger, more than 1.700 km from the last known whereabouts of the Dutchman. For about 30 minutes. The telephone, which afterwards contained a German map, moved with the person within a radius of 75 km until it was switched off.

 

 

An accident is therefore highly unlikely. According to observers, suicide is also ruled out. A voluntary disappearance seems highly unlikely.

Who can give details of a German SIM card that was activated in this context in Vikeså near Stavanger?

From people who said we should trust #SafeHarbour: #PrivacyShield works if we just apply enough lipstick https://t.co/mRQzxfConY #insanity pic.twitter.com/U2FpuyZMUm

- Arjen Kamphuis (@ArjenKamphuis) October 18 2017

So what happened?

Even though the Norwegian police, supported by Dutch people, carried out a land and water search, there is still no trace of Kamphuis.

Did Kamphuis follow a lead?

The story seems utterly bizarre if you put together the facts from the case, which have been published by the Norwegian police so far.

Was Kamphuis kidnapped, or was he the victim of a crime?

Wikileaks - sympathizers speak of a conspiracy, which now receives new nourishment since Assange was secretly accused.

 

The Australian Assange, who has been living in his ambivalent asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, holds out because he fears being taken to the USA. There they have been trying to get rid of the naturalized compatriot for some time. In the USA, Assange may face the death penalty because he published thousands of documents reporting on America's dirty wars, corruption and human rights crimes. The US accuses him of espionage.

The founder of Wikileaks was internationally sought under dubious circumstances for rape in Sweden and was arrested in the UK in 2012. In the meantime, the Swedish proceedings have been discontinued due to the statute of limitations. However, Assange has to face the British authorities as he did not meet the bail requirements at the time.

 

In connection with the now hidden charge against Assange, it is also conceivable that the Dutchman was kidnapped. There is said to be a secret military airport of the Norwegians near the village of Bodø.

Was the Dutchman brought to the USA to prepare the indictment against Assange?

Or was he just a random victim?

A personal description of Arjen Kamphuis

Kamphuis has long blond hair and wears glasses. He is 47 years old, about 1.78 m tall and of average stature. Usually, he was dressed in black and carried a black backpack. He was an avid hiker.

Whoever has information should contact Adresse:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Or directly to the Dutch police.

.@JulianAssange associate and author of "Information Security for Journalists" @ArjenKamphuis has disappeared according to friends (@ncilla) and colleagues. Last seen in Bodø, #Norway, 11 days ago on August 20. pic.twitter.com/dV75NGKpgI

- WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) August 31, 2018

Volvo Lastvagnar and Hannoversche Maschinenbau AG

 

When after the war the economy in Europe picked up again, these beautiful exhibits that, with all the moss in the forest that now surrounds them in solitude, yet bear witness to the times in which they rendered valuable services to their users. It was years after the devastation of Europe.

 

 

Walking along the Gaula, through an almost fairy-tale forest, which, with this abundance of nature, can only be found in a few places in Europe, one is surprised to find there the last resting place of these industrial productions. Where golden eagles and salmon thrive, nature has reclaimed the actual vehicle. Rust seems to be the ravages of time.

Eagle Gaula, mv/mcvth, kasaan media, 2019[/caption]

 

Silent witnesses at the Midtre Gauldal in Trøndelag ( Middle Gaula in Trondheim)

The Volvo Viking was the export hit of the Swedes from 1951 onwards, built about 90,000 times and exported all over the world. Anyone who was in Africa in the 1980s saw the Vikings driving around everywhere.

Excellent performance, little diesel and indestructible technology from a time when trucks could carry up to 5 t payload. That was enough then. Reliability and practical use were the main focus of interest.

Hanomag was a German legend, produced, like Deutz or Klöckner, well-designed machines that found their way all over the world. This model was offered with a single fresh scoop, which was the hit in the 1960s when the production of this machine fossil was going on.

If you are interested in these vehicles as a collector or have a museum where the cars would fit in, please write to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. We would then try to establish contact, although the pictures of the wondrous artefacts from the past are inspiring even in this environment. The vehicles look like monuments and are intertwined with their surroundings.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

After the publication of the first article about one of the most mysterious murder cases in post-war history, we received numerous letters. Many thanks for all advises and comments.

 

Please read the first part.

 

Who was the beautiful stranger?

 

Of course, the question is allowed, why nobody misses the Isdal woman. This circumstance is extraordinary.

 

Were there people, one reader asked, who did not officially exist, but who rushed like a shadow army through the Cold War of Europe?

 

That well, maybe. In our research, we have found no evidence to deny or affirm this fact.

 

Of course, the trail also points to the former Yugoslavia. To the machinations of the days of Tito. This would be following what witnesses said, that the Isdal woman had met with two men of southern appearance. It must have been just before she died.

 

Yes, and Norway has done everything it can to cover its tracks and, as a deterrent to more Soviet spies, has invented one story after another to avoid the real reason. From the point of view at the time, this was quite understandable. This includes the history of the two check fraudsters who were arrested in 1972 using false identities in their crimes. The public never believed this story, which sounded like a legend of a former police officer who retired in 1976.

 

Nobody could or would believe in the suicide of the Isdal woman. According to the autopsy report, the Isdal woman was standing when the fire broke out. However, she could not stand any longer according to human judgement, because she had taken a lethal dose of Fenemal and alcohol, voluntarily or involuntarily, this could not be reconstructed. She choked to death on her combustion—carbon monoxide poisoning. Later, during the autopsy, a haematoma was found in the neck area, which could have been caused by a punch or a fall against a tree.

 

The probable time of death was Monday, 23 November 1970, at about 10 o'clock.

 

Surely the Isdal woman was not alone in her last hours. In the Hotel Hordaheimen in Bergen, where she was last seen alive, there was a meeting with an unknown man to whom she said she wanted to come straight away.

 

Since the death of the Isdal woman almost half a century ago, the world has changed—even the faces of the countries. The Isdal woman was a product of her time; that fact is often forgotten.

 

Her death cannot be atoned for, even if the perpetrator were to turn himself in. The murder is time-barred in Norway after 25 years, in 1995.

 

Based on a list of the objects that were recovered from the unidentified woman's suitcases and the site in Isdal, Norway, many facts can be reconstructed. Conclusions can also be drawn today from their almost hectic travel activities. At first, the trail of the Isdal woman leads across Europe, then to the German-French border between Pirmasens and Baden-Baden.

 

This was the result of the enamel analysis in 2016. There, in the vicinity, she must have stayed and also the train tickets found later in the suitcases at least point the way to Basel.

 

Twice it used the Hamburg - Basel railway line.

 

The discovery of the map of southern Scandinavia by the Reise- und Verkehrsverlag, Stuttgart, from 1970 speaks for this, according to the evidence list of the Norwegian police. Her handwriting was French; perhaps she was from Belgium or Luxembourg.

 

The intersection, however, can only be located in the Baden-Baden area.

 

This circumstance can be assumed if the tickets found in the suitcases of the NSB locker system in Bergen are not forged. Or were preliminary placed there later? There is a testimony from a witness, who is not mentioned in the documents, who claims to have seen several people with the suitcases before they were found by the Norwegian Criminal Police, two days after the Isdal woman was found.

 

In this connection, nine "passport identities" were found. It is not clear from the investigations at the time whether these passports were forged or were duplicates. So, issued by the state whether the passport forms had been stolen somewhere.

 

 

 

What she was doing in Isdal could, of course, be explained with the top-secret Norwegian Sea Penguin. Experiments with the novel rocket were carried out in all places where she was at the time. In November 1970 the paths crossed with two Soviet agents, named Rubanov and Popov, as the security police in Trondheim dutifully noted. Whether the persons met can no longer be determined from the files.

 

According to another point of view, based on the travel activities of the woman, described as more than elegant, it was a possibility that she was a high-class prostitute who travelled to a specific circle of clients throughout Europe. Perhaps also a drug courier who was killed because of a business in Isdal?

 

Only the names that the Isdal woman, as she was later called in the absence of a real identity, indicate an activity that had to do with intelligence services at the height of the Cold War.

 

Genevieve Lancier, Claudia Tielt, Vera Schlosseneck, Claudia Nielsen, Alexia Zarna-Merchez, Vera Jarle, Finella Lorck and Elisabeth Leenhouwer, in addition to other names during the first test phase of the Penguin Rocket: The unknown woman used the wrong names E. Velding and L. on this trip.

 

 

Selling, according to the Norwegian secret service. Probably, to cover any possible tracks.

 

According to the language, as witnesses assure who saw her at the end, in November 1970, shortly before her death, she was German. However, she also pretended to be a South African antique dealer to an Italian gala, the photographer Giovanni Trimboli, who had invited her to dinner and took her in his car. That was a few days before her even more mysterious demise in the lonely gorge.

 

Indeed, she was a child from the time before the war, born around 1926-1930, knew the profession "Verziererin" in the porcelain industry, which is located in Franconia, near the then Czechoslovakian

border, in Selb and its surroundings, had a great tradition. At least she had to know about it. Perhaps through a direct relative or in the context of the so-called Kinderlandverschickung at the end of the Second World War.

 

She had, for whatever reason, made strange statements on registration forms.

 

This issue is also indicated by the analysis that was initiated decades later. After an almost creepy exhumation years ago. They got everything from the woman, fingerprints, DNA, the dentures, which raises more questions than it answers. Some sources indicate that the dentition in Latin America was processed in this way. There is no sure indication of this, except the time of the unknown in Spain, probably in the Burgos area, in the north. In December 1970 news came that the dental work had been done in Italy or Spain.

 

The question is, does anyone recognize this work?

 

The teeth must have been worked on about three years before her death.

 

 

 The lower jaw of Isdal woman, Kripos Norge, 2019

 

 

 The upper jaw of Isdal woman, Kripos Norge, 2019

 

The work could also have been done in former Czechoslovakia or the GDR. The gold, however, points to work in the Western world at that time. Probably in Germany.

 

Who can remember this specific set of teeth?

 

Next part: 

 

Does the trail lead to Ljubljana in former Yugoslavia?

 

Infiltrated and exfiltrated the beautiful unknown over Yugoslavia or optionally the

 

Czechoslovakia? The whole case refers to the KoKo and its international art trade.