Carsten Norton

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'Bandekrigerne fra Værebro' is a 2024 true crime book by Danish author Carsten Norton about Comanches MC and the club's place in Denmark's organised biker and gang scene. Taking the Værebro area as its starting point, the book traces the confrontations, hierarchies and internal workings that have defined the club.

Carsten Norton's book 'Angels and Jackals: Hells Angels in Denmark 1998–2022' offers an in-depth look at the Hells Angels' activities in Denmark over more than two decades. It covers the club's development from its first Danish chapters through its extensive operations into the 21st century.

Carsten Norton's 2021 book documents the first four decades of Hells Angels in Denmark, from the club's arrival in 1957 to the bloody climax of the biker wars in the 1990s. It traces the club's growth into a major force in Danish organized crime, culminating in the violent conflict with Bandidos.

On February 17, 1970, Captain Jeffrey MacDonald's wife and two young daughters were found murdered in their Fort Bragg home. MacDonald claimed four intruders were responsible. Nine years later, forensic evidence told a different story.