Poison murder

Mørkeland dækker et mystisk sexdrab på en ældre enkemand på Frederiksberg samt en sag om en ægtemand, der forgiftede sin kone med rottekrudt.

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En giftig kvinde is a TV 2 Play documentary series about the 2017 poisoning murder of Danish man Claus Lykkelund Petersen, allegedly killed by his Russian wife using a syringe.

Curry & Cyanide is a Netflix documentary about Jolly Joseph, a Kerala housewife convicted of poisoning six family members with cyanide-laced food between 2002 and 2014.

A new Danish true crime podcast is offering international audiences rare access to police interrogation recordings from some of Northern Europe's most significant murder investigations. 'Forhøret' combines raw interview footage with forensic analysis to explore how Scandinavian law enforcement solves complex homicides.

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.

On October 23, 1990, a 20-year-old nurse's aide was found strangled in the basement of a Copenhagen-area hospital. The case that followed would test Denmark's emerging forensic science and raise enduring questions about justice—now revisited in a new podcast investigation.

British stand-up comedian Edd Hedges returned to his Essex hometown for a charity performance and discovered something unsettling: his childhood bully had committed a brutal double murder. The encounter inspired 'Wisecrack,' an unconventional true crime podcast that blends dark humor with serious criminal investigation.

British stand-up comedian Edd Hedges premiered the limited series podcast Wisecrack on September 2, 2025, blending his comedy set with a true crime investigation into a double homicide in his English hometown. Emmy-nominated producer Jodi Tovay discovered Hedges' darkly comic routine at Edinburgh Fringe Festival and spent years uncovering the story behind it.

In April 2008, Austrian police discovered that Josef Fritzl had imprisoned his daughter Elisabeth in a concealed basement chamber for 24 years, subjecting her to repeated rape and forcing her to bear seven children in captivity. The case shocked Austria and revealed systematic failures in a family home in Amstetten.

On the night of 6–7 August 1985, five members of the Bamber family were shot dead at White House Farm near Tolleshunt D'Arcy in Essex, England. Jeremy Bamber was convicted of the murders in 1986, but his case remains mired in controversy, with claims of police misconduct and disputed evidence keeping the case in the public eye.

23-year-old Hanne With was killed in her Copenhagen apartment on New Year's Day 1990. After 34 years without a resolution, Henrik Krogh Rasmussen was arrested and convicted of her murder.

Mørkeland Episode 289 explores a criminal case that began with a phone call at a slaughterhouse office one Saturday in October. Hosts Camilla and Kristine dig into the dark history of the location and the circumstances that remain unresolved.

On 28 April 1998, Arlene Fraser disappeared from her home in Elgin, Scotland, after dropping her children at school. Three years later, her husband Nat Fraser was convicted of her murder at Edinburgh High Court, despite no body ever being recovered.

The Mørkeland podcast explores a chapter of Danish history marked by witch accusations and alleged poison murders on the island of Fyn. Drawing on historical records, the series investigates how fear, suspicion, and circumstance shaped verdicts in early modern Denmark.