Police corruption

In this episode of Danish Murder Cases, Arne Woythal shares his extensive experience from the Travel Team and Copenhagen Police. The conversation sheds light on the methodological considerations and the psychological pressure that comes with solving Denmark's most complex murder cases.

Wisecrack presents in its first episode the case of comedian Edd Hedges, who as a child was approached by a murderer in his home in South Warden. The investigation is led by producer Jodi Tovay, who uncovers the violent details behind a family tragedy.

In the summer of 1981, Clifford Olson became the subject of one of the most intensive manhunts in Canadian history as the RCMP attempted to stop his killing spree against children in British Columbia. This episode of Uncover analyzes the police methods and the critical period before his arrest.

Jacob Wetterling was abducted in St. Joseph, Minnesota in 1989, which started one of the most extensive investigations in the USA. The first episode of In the Dark exposes the police errors that allowed the perpetrator Danny Heinrich to go free for decades.

Daniel was forced to act as an informant for the New Bedford Police Department at the age of 19 after a drug arrest. In the episode 'Blind Trust', Dugan Arnett reveals how officer Alexander Polson compromised Daniel's safety and left him at the mercy of gang retaliation.

Clifford Olson murdered 11 children and young people in British Columbia in 1981, before entering into a controversial deal with the authorities. Journalist Arlene Bynon has reviewed hours of taped conversations with the killer in the CBC podcast Uncover.

Officer Jorge Santos from the New Bedford Police Department systematically exploited the police informant system to harass fishermen and steal drugs. Whistleblower Mark Raposo exposed Santos' methods after a violent incident aboard the vessel Little Tootie in 2024.