Leka in Nord-Trøndelag September 1963. On June 5, 1932, three-year-old Svanhild Hartvigsen (then Svanhild …,...

Leka in Nord-Trøndelag September 1963. On June 5, 1932, three-year-old Svanhild Hartvigsen (then Svanhild Hansen) was found unscathed and sleeping on a rock shelf, 200 meters up the Lekamøy mountain. The mystery of how she got there is never clear, but a theory is that she was taken by Ørn while she was playing outside the house where she lived. The theory is strengthened by her clothes being torn, but ornithologists believe that her 19 kilos was too much for an eagle. She herself has no doubt that this was happening. The man in the background is Leif Andersen. He was one of the rescuers who found her up in the mountains. Here, Hartvigsen tells his children Arild and Wenche about the incident 33 years ago, who later became the book "Eagle Raw". She also shows off the dress she wore when the eagle took her. Photo: Aage Storløkken / Aktuell / NTB