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Alt om Killer Clown-sagen: dokumentarer, bøger og podcasts

John Wayne Gacy myrdede mindst 33 unge mænd og drenge mellem 1972 og 1978 i Norwood Park Township uden for Chicago. Den amerikanske seriemorder blev kendt som 'Killer Clown', fordi han arbejdede som frivillig klovn til velgørende arrangementer, mens han førte et dobbeltliv fyldt med mord, voldtægt o

Alt om Suzy Lamplugh-sagen: dokumentarer, bøger og podcasts

Den britiske ejendomsmægler Susannah Jane Lamplugh forsvandt den 28. juli 1986 fra Fulham i London, efter hun skulle møde en klient kaldet 'Mr. Kipper'. 25-årige Suzy blev erklæret juridisk død i 1993, og politiet har siden da peget på den dømte voldtægtsmand og morder John Cannan som hovedmistænkt.

Alt om Natascha Kampusch-sagen: dokumentarer, bøger og podcasts

Den østrigske pige Natascha Kampusch blev bortført den 2. marts 1998, da hun var på vej til skole i Wien. Hun blev holdt fanget i over 8 år i en hemmelig kælder overvåget af den tidligere telekommunikationsmedarbejder Wolfgang Přiklopil — indtil hun flygtede i 2006. Her er det samlede overblik over

Alt om Rosemarie Nitribitt-mordet: dokumentarer, bøger og podcasts

Rosemarie Nitribitt, tysk luksus-escort, blev fundet død i sin Frankfurt-lejlighed 1. november 1957 efter kvælning og slag mod hovedet. Forretningsmanden Heinz Pohlmann blev frikendt i 1960, og mordet er fortsat uløst. Sagen blev berømt på grund af Nitribitts forbindelser til velhavende og magtfulde

The Assassination of Walter Lübcke: Far-Right Terror in Germany

German politician Walter Lübcke was shot dead on his terrace in Wolfhagen-Istha on June 2, 2019. The murder, committed by neo-Nazi Stephan Ernst, marked Germany's first far-right political assassination since World War II.

The NSU Terror Cell: Germany's Decade-Long Neo-Nazi Murder Spree

Beate Zschäpe was the sole surviving member of the National Socialist Underground (NSU), a neo-Nazi terrorist cell responsible for murdering ten people across Germany between 2000 and 2007. Her trial became the longest and most significant far-right terrorism case in modern German history.

Paul Ogorzow: The S-Bahn Murderer of Nazi Berlin

Between 1940 and 1941, Paul Ogorzow terrorized wartime Berlin by attacking women on the city's S-Bahn railway system. The Nazi Party member killed at least eight women before his capture and execution.

Rudolf Pleil: The Death Maker of Post-War Germany

Rudolf Pleil confessed to murdering at least nine women in the chaos of post-war Germany between 1946 and 1947. Operating along the border zones between East and West Germany, he preyed on refugees fleeing Soviet occupation.

The Phantom of Heilbronn: A DNA Mystery That Never Existed

For sixteen years, German police hunted a prolific female serial killer whose DNA appeared at over 40 crime scenes across Europe. In 2009, investigators discovered the Phantom of Heilbronn never existed — the DNA belonged to a factory worker who packaged cotton swabs.

Jürgen Bartsch: The Child Killer of the Ruhr Valley

Between 1962 and 1966, German teenager Jürgen Bartsch abducted, sexually assaulted, and murdered four young boys in abandoned mine shafts near Langenberg, West Germany. His case shocked the nation and transformed understanding of juvenile offenders.

The Rosemarie Nitribitt Murder: Frankfurt's Unsolved Scandal

In November 1957, high-class escort Rosemarie Nitribitt was found strangled in her luxury Frankfurt apartment. Her black book of wealthy clients sparked one of West Germany's most sensational unsolved murder cases.

Barry Morphew Charged Again in Wife's 2020 Death

Barry Morphew, 49, was indicted in June 2025 and charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife Suzanne, who disappeared on May 10, 2020, during a bike ride in Chaffee County, Colorado. After initial charges were dropped in 2022, prosecutors brought the case back following the discovery of Suzanne's remains in 2023.