Police Museum

"On the Brink of Bloodshed – The Battle of Ryesgade, Part 3" is an episode of the Danish true crime podcast Danske Kriminalsager, hosted by historian Anders Brandt Lundager. It follows the police effort to regain control of an area of Copenhagen that had slipped beyond the authorities' reach, and the planning of a clearance operation that risked ending in serious injuries or deaths.

"Spionmordet i Kongelunden" ("The Spy Murder in Kongelunden") is an episode of the Danish true crime podcast Danske Drabssager, hosted here by police historian Anders Brandt Lundager. It examines a 1936 case involving a secret communist network in Copenhagen, a suspected traitor who disappeared, and a body that was later dug up and disposed of.

"Behind the Barricades – The Battle of Ryesgade – Part 2" is an episode of the Danish podcast Danske Kriminalsager, hosted by historian Anders Brandt Lundager. It follows the days after squatters barricaded a large area around Ryesgade in Copenhagen on 14 September 1986, the failed police attempts to enter, and a dramatic manhunt at the Rigshospitalet.

"From Byggeren to Ryesgade – The Battle of Ryesgade, Part 1" is an episode of the Danish podcast Danske Kriminalsager about the build-up to one of the most dramatic squatter actions in Danish history. It follows the squats, evictions and street confrontations of the early 1980s that led to the barricades in Ryesgade in September 1986.

"DEN NØGNE MORDER" ("The Naked Murderer") is an episode of the Danish true crime podcast Danske Drabssager, examining a historic killing in which a young woman was found murdered in broad daylight. The episode centres on a gap of just 10–15 minutes erased from a man's memory, and on how the case was drawn into the era's heated public debate about naturism and pornography.

Frederik Strand from Copenhagen Police Museum (Politimuseet i København) hosts a Danish-language podcast exploring the country's most significant criminal cases. The series, featuring journalist Thea, delves into Denmark's darkest crime stories through the lens of police history and investigation.

In 1922, a taxi driver was found murdered near Damhus in Copenhagen. A woman nicknamed Musse Gadedreng became the prime suspect in a case that has since become a landmark in Danish criminal history. The podcast Danske Drabssager examines the story in depth.