Another murder: Martin Wittrup Enggaard and the investigations of the Copenhagen Police
A personal account of life as a homicide investigator with the Copenhagen Police
What is the book about?
Yet another murder, published by Forlaget Klim on September 4, 2025, is an in-depth portrayal of Danish police work at its most intense. The author Martin Wittrup Enggaard draws on his extensive experience as an investigator with the Copenhagen Police to provide the reader with a realistic understanding of what happens behind the crime scene tape in a murder case. The book focuses not only on the criminal acts but also significantly on the procedures, the systematics, and the human costs associated with solving crimes in Denmark.
The real case
The book is based on the everyday life at the Copenhagen Police, where Martin Wittrup Enggaard has been a central figure in the investigation of complex cases over the years. Although the book operates with a number of anonymized details to protect ongoing procedures and relatives, it draws clear threads to the methods used in real Danish murder cases. The reader follows the process from the first call to the dispatch center, through the technical securing of the crime scene, to the crucial interrogations in the department for violent crime. It is a story about patience, precision, and the constant pursuit of justice in a legal system that demands indisputable evidence.
About the author
Martin Wittrup Enggaard is one of the most prominent voices in modern Danish true crime communication. In addition to his work as an investigator with the Copenhagen Police, he is known for his participation in popular media projects such as the podcast Skyggesiden . His ability to convey the complex police work in a language accessible to the layperson has made him a respected expert in the media. With Yet another murder, he cements his position as an author who prioritizes professional integrity and authentic storytelling over sensational headlines.
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