Brødre tiltalt for machete-overfald — Bag om forbrydelsen, podcast-episode
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October 7, 2026

Bag om forbrydelsen: Brothers Charged Over Machete Attack

A 36-minute episode on the Aalborg machete case and the gang group A12

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About This Episode

HostJesper Ramsing og Carsten Nymann
NetworkNordjyske
Podcast SeriesBag om forbrydelsen
Duration36 minutter

"Brødre tiltalt for machete-overfald" ("Brothers charged over machete attack") is an episode of the weekly Danish true crime podcast Bag om forbrydelsen, hosted by Jesper Ramsing and Carsten Nymann. It covers the trial of two brothers charged in connection with a machete attack carried out on an open street in Aalborg, a city in northern Denmark.

The case is examined as one more piece of the legal aftermath of the gang conflict that marked Aalborg in 2024 and 2025. This time the group at the centre of proceedings is A12, and one of the key questions raised in court is whether the machete attack was gang-related at all.

The episode also goes into detail on another possibility: that the prosecution may have reversed the roles in the case. In other words, the hosts consider whether the accused brothers were in fact the ones subjected to an attack, rather than the attackers.

Bag om forbrydelsen is produced in Nordjylland, the North Jutland region of Denmark, and explores major criminal cases from that part of the country, ranging from historical cases to current investigations. The podcast is available on platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Acast and Podimo, the Danish audio streaming service.

The episode runs for 36 minutes and forms part of the show's wider coverage of the court proceedings that followed the gang conflict in Aalborg.

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