Anatomy of a Stalker

A new true crime podcast from Crime+Investigation and Cue Podcasts dives into the psychology of stalkers, exploring their motives and potential for rehabilitation — told through journalist Ruchira Sharma's approach to an often-overlooked form of criminal behavior.

Stalking is one of the most underestimated forms of crime, yet it can escalate all the way to murder. The KrimiNyt editorial team has selected four already-reviewed podcast episodes covering digital harassment, identity theft, years-long physical pursuit, and psychological analysis of perpetrators.

A Danish true crime podcast has dedicated an episode to investigating cases involving a killer clown and a woman buried alive in a cardboard box. The Mørkeland podcast's coverage spans incidents allegedly occurring in Denmark, Australia, England, Shanghai, and Aarhus.

Mørkeland episode 342 is the second part of a special series on Belgian serial killer and paedophile Marc Dutroux, covering his accomplices, the systematic abductions, and the horrifying captivity of victims including Julie Lejeune and Melissa Russo.

A new five-part podcast exploring stalking's psychological roots is drawing international attention for its systematic breakdown of predatory patterns. Hosted by award-winning journalist Ruchira Sharma and featuring forensic psychologist Dr. Rachael Wheatley, 'Anatomy of a Stalker' identifies five distinct stalker typologies based on decades of clinical research.

Mørkeland host Susanne Sperling examines six criminal cases in episode 284, ranging from an unexplained death of a young Danish mother to referenced serial killers and a wedding fraud scheme that unraveled when a mysterious caller exposed the groom's true identity.

A quiet Danish town is shaken by assault, kidnapping and murder. When the perpetrator is finally caught, it turns out to be someone one of the friends knows intimately — and that changes everything.