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    Mørkeland podcast — episode 334 — The Joe Metheny case in Baltimore
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    March 16, 2026 at 10:11 AM

    Mørkeland: Joe Metheny and the Macabre Murders in Baltimore

    Camilla and Kristine review the case of 'The Cannibal from Baltimore' in episode 334

    Vært
    Susanne Sperling
    Redaktør
    Mørkeland
    RadioPlay

    What is the episode about?

    Joe Metheny is the focal point of this episode of <a href='/podcasts/moerkeland'>Mørkeland</a>, where hosts Camilla and Kristine delve into one of the most grotesque cases from the East Coast of the USA in the 1990s. The episode reviews Metheny's systematic murders of socially vulnerable women and the subsequent rumors and confessions of cannibalism that shocked the public in Baltimore. Through a detailed examination of the case files and Metheny's own statements, the podcast highlights how one man could operate undetected in the city's industrial outskirts for years. /a>, hvor værterne Camilla og Kristine dykker ned i en af de mest groteske sager fra USA's østkyst i 1990'erne. Episoden gennemgår Methenys systematiske drab på socialt udsatte kvinder og de efterfølgende rygter og tilståelser om kannibalisme, der chokerede offentligheden i Baltimore. Gennem en detaljeret gennemgang af sagens akter og Methenys egne udtalelser, belyser podcasten, hvordan en mand kunne operere uopdaget i byens industrielle randområder i årevis.

    The case behind the episode

    The case of <a href='/krimidex/joe-metheny'>Joe Metheny</a> began in the mid-1990s when Metheny lived in a trailer in an industrial area of Baltimore, Maryland. He primarily targeted sex workers and homeless individuals, luring them to his residence. The most notorious aspect of the case emerged during Metheny's confessions, where he claimed to have dismembered his victims and mixed their flesh with beef and pork. He allegedly sold this meat as burgers from a makeshift food truck to unsuspecting customers. Although the police could never officially prove cannibalism through forensic investigations, Metheny was convicted of two murders and two attempted murders after a woman managed to escape naked and bleeding from his trailer in 1996. She was rescued by a truck driver, which led the police directly to Metheny's hideout. /a> tog sin begyndelse i midten af 1990'erne, hvor Metheny levede i en trailer i et industriområde i Baltimore, Maryland. Han målrettede primært sine angreb mod sexarbejdere og hjemløse personer, som han lokkede til sin bopæl. Det mest berygtede aspekt af sagen kom frem under Methenys tilståelser, hvor han hævdede at have parteret sine ofre og blandet deres kød med okse- og svinekød. Dette kød solgte han angiveligt som burgere fra en interimistisk madvogn til intetanende kunder. Selvom politiet aldrig officielt kunne bevise kannibalismen gennem de retsmedicinske undersøgelser, blev Metheny dømt for to drab og to drabsforsøg, efter en kvinde formåede at flygte nøgen og blødende fra hans trailer i 1996. Hun blev reddet af en lastbilchauffør, hvilket førte politiet direkte til Methenys skjulested.

    Baltimore
    Joe Metheny
    Camilla
    Kristine
    serial murder
    Cannibalism
    1990-1996
    Felon: True Crime

    About the podcast

    Mørkeland is one of Denmark's most popular true crime podcasts, produced in collaboration with RadioPlay. Each week, the two hosts, Camilla and Kristine, present two different criminal cases focusing on both Danish and international crimes. The program is known for its thorough research and ability to convey complex case narratives in a conversational format. This episode features sound design by Anders Eske and music composed by Bensound.

    Listen here

    The episode about Joe Metheny can be streamed via common platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and directly from RadioPlay. As the case contains explicit descriptions of violence and dismemberment, listener discretion is advised. You can find more details about similar cases in our archive of <a href='/krimidex/seriemordere'>serial killers</a>. /a>.

    Related episodes and media

    If you are interested in cases about American serial killers, you might want to read about the case against <a href='/krimidex/jeffrey-dahmer'>Jeffrey Dahmer</a> or listen to previous episodes of Mørkeland that cover similar topics. The case of Joe Metheny has also been featured in several documentary programs focusing on the psychological aspects of his crimes and the shortcomings in the police investigation that allowed him to continue his atrocities for several years. /a> eller lytte til tidligere afsnit af Mørkeland, der dækker lignende emner. Sagen om Joe Metheny er også blevet behandlet i adskillige dokumentarprogrammer, der fokuserer på de psykologiske aspekter af hans forbrydelser og de mangler i politiets efterforskning, der lod ham fortsætte sine ugerninger gennem flere år.

    Sources

    • Baltimore Sun: The Case of Joe Metheny
    • RadioPlay: Mørkeland Episode Archive
    • Maryland Judiciary Case Search

    Reviews

    "Mørkeland delivers yet again a well-researched and shocking episode about a case I had never heard of before." — Apple Podcasts (5/5)
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    Mørkeland podcast — episode 334 — The Joe Metheny case in Baltimore
    Podcast
    •
    March 16, 2026 at 10:11 AM

    Mørkeland: Joe Metheny and the Macabre Murders in Baltimore

    Camilla and Kristine review the case of 'The Cannibal from Baltimore' in episode 334

    Vært
    Susanne Sperling
    Redaktør
    Mørkeland
    RadioPlay
    Baltimore
    Joe Metheny
    Camilla
    Kristine
    serial murder
    Cannibalism
    1990-1996
    Felon: True Crime

    What is the episode about?

    Joe Metheny is the focal point of this episode of <a href='/podcasts/moerkeland'>Mørkeland</a>, where hosts Camilla and Kristine delve into one of the most grotesque cases from the East Coast of the USA in the 1990s. The episode reviews Metheny's systematic murders of socially vulnerable women and the subsequent rumors and confessions of cannibalism that shocked the public in Baltimore. Through a detailed examination of the case files and Metheny's own statements, the podcast highlights how one man could operate undetected in the city's industrial outskirts for years. /a>, hvor værterne Camilla og Kristine dykker ned i en af de mest groteske sager fra USA's østkyst i 1990'erne. Episoden gennemgår Methenys systematiske drab på socialt udsatte kvinder og de efterfølgende rygter og tilståelser om kannibalisme, der chokerede offentligheden i Baltimore. Gennem en detaljeret gennemgang af sagens akter og Methenys egne udtalelser, belyser podcasten, hvordan en mand kunne operere uopdaget i byens industrielle randområder i årevis.

    The case behind the episode

    The case of <a href='/krimidex/joe-metheny'>Joe Metheny</a> began in the mid-1990s when Metheny lived in a trailer in an industrial area of Baltimore, Maryland. He primarily targeted sex workers and homeless individuals, luring them to his residence. The most notorious aspect of the case emerged during Metheny's confessions, where he claimed to have dismembered his victims and mixed their flesh with beef and pork. He allegedly sold this meat as burgers from a makeshift food truck to unsuspecting customers. Although the police could never officially prove cannibalism through forensic investigations, Metheny was convicted of two murders and two attempted murders after a woman managed to escape naked and bleeding from his trailer in 1996. She was rescued by a truck driver, which led the police directly to Metheny's hideout. /a> tog sin begyndelse i midten af 1990'erne, hvor Metheny levede i en trailer i et industriområde i Baltimore, Maryland. Han målrettede primært sine angreb mod sexarbejdere og hjemløse personer, som han lokkede til sin bopæl. Det mest berygtede aspekt af sagen kom frem under Methenys tilståelser, hvor han hævdede at have parteret sine ofre og blandet deres kød med okse- og svinekød. Dette kød solgte han angiveligt som burgere fra en interimistisk madvogn til intetanende kunder. Selvom politiet aldrig officielt kunne bevise kannibalismen gennem de retsmedicinske undersøgelser, blev Metheny dømt for to drab og to drabsforsøg, efter en kvinde formåede at flygte nøgen og blødende fra hans trailer i 1996. Hun blev reddet af en lastbilchauffør, hvilket førte politiet direkte til Methenys skjulested.

    About the podcast

    Mørkeland is one of Denmark's most popular true crime podcasts, produced in collaboration with RadioPlay. Each week, the two hosts, Camilla and Kristine, present two different criminal cases focusing on both Danish and international crimes. The program is known for its thorough research and ability to convey complex case narratives in a conversational format. This episode features sound design by Anders Eske and music composed by Bensound.

    Listen here

    The episode about Joe Metheny can be streamed via common platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and directly from RadioPlay. As the case contains explicit descriptions of violence and dismemberment, listener discretion is advised. You can find more details about similar cases in our archive of <a href='/krimidex/seriemordere'>serial killers</a>. /a>.

    Related episodes and media

    If you are interested in cases about American serial killers, you might want to read about the case against <a href='/krimidex/jeffrey-dahmer'>Jeffrey Dahmer</a> or listen to previous episodes of Mørkeland that cover similar topics. The case of Joe Metheny has also been featured in several documentary programs focusing on the psychological aspects of his crimes and the shortcomings in the police investigation that allowed him to continue his atrocities for several years. /a> eller lytte til tidligere afsnit af Mørkeland, der dækker lignende emner. Sagen om Joe Metheny er også blevet behandlet i adskillige dokumentarprogrammer, der fokuserer på de psykologiske aspekter af hans forbrydelser og de mangler i politiets efterforskning, der lod ham fortsætte sine ugerninger gennem flere år.

    Sources

    • Baltimore Sun: The Case of Joe Metheny
    • RadioPlay: Mørkeland Episode Archive
    • Maryland Judiciary Case Search

    Reviews

    "Mørkeland delivers yet again a well-researched and shocking episode about a case I had never heard of before." — Apple Podcasts (5/5)
    Related Content
    Mørkeland — episode 284 — Mysterious death of young mother

    Mørkeland: Episode 284 on the young mother's mysterious death and six dark criminal cases

    Mørkeland podcast — episode 283 — Murder on the beach in North Jutland

    Mørkeland: Episode 283 on the murder at a beach in North Jutland and the series Happy Face

    Serial — episode S04E2 — Mohamedou Ould Slahi at Guantánamo Bay

    Serial: Sarah Koenig investigates the interrogation of Mohamedou Ould Slahi at Guantánamo

    Murder by the Baltic Sea — episode 1 — The Murder of Pille in Estonia

    Murder by the Baltic Sea: Andreas' murder of his wife Pille in Estonia

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    Susanne Sperling

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