Norway

Mr. Good: Cop or Crook?

Mr. Good: Cop or Crook? is a Netflix documentary series about former Oslo police detective Eirik Jensen, convicted of drug trafficking and gross corruption.

The Eirik Jensen Case — Norway's Worst Corruption Scandal

The Eirik Jensen case is a Norwegian corruption and drug-trafficking case in which a senior Oslo police officer was convicted of leaking intelligence to a hashish smuggler over nearly a decade.

Norwegian Murder Case: 28 Years, DNA Evidence, and a Wrongful Conviction

In 1995, 17-year-old Birgitte Tengs was found raped and brutally murdered on the Norwegian island of Karmøy. Nearly three decades later, advances in DNA technology promised answers—but instead exposed systemic flaws in how genetic evidence is interpreted by courts.

The Scream Route: Following Norway's Most Infamous Crime

In 1995, 17-year-old Birgitte Tengs was found strangled on a rural path near her home in Karmøy, close to the Norwegian city of Stavanger. Her unsolved murder became one of Norway's most notorious cases, with locals marking the crime scene as the 'Scream Route'—a grim landmark in a community still seeking answers.

Norway Crown Princess's Son Faces 38 Charges Including Rape

Marius Borg Høiby, the adult son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been charged with 38 criminal offenses spanning rape, sexual assault, domestic violence, and weapons violations. The case, which began with his arrest in August 2024, is now proceeding through Oslo courts in a seven-week trial that commenced in February 2026.

Danish Crime Content Explores Nordic Mystery and Murder

A Danish-language crime entertainment series titled 'Norske Mysterier og Mord afslører Norges mørke sider' (Norwegian Mysteries and Murder Reveal Norway's Dark Sides) has been promoted across Scandinavian media platforms, though verified English-language documentation of specific cases remains unavailable.

Evil: 39 Capital Cases Reveal Norway's Death Penalty History

Author Torgrim Sørnes has documented 39 capital cases that resulted in death sentences in Norway between 1815 and 1876. The work sheds light on a dark chapter in Norwegian legal history and the practice of capital punishment.

Hafnium: How China Hacked Microsoft Exchange in 2021

The 2021 Hafnium attack: Chinese state hackers compromised thousands of Exchange servers globally. From espionage to worldwide ransomware chaos. Read the full story here.

July 22, 2011: Breivik's Terror Attack on Oslo and Utøya

On July 22, 2011, right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik detonated a car bomb in Oslo and then massacred 69 people at a youth camp on the island of Utøya. 77 people were killed in total.

Mysterier fra Norge: NRK's Deep Dive Into Unsolved Enigmas

Norway's NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation) produces Mysterier fra Norge, a Norwegian-language podcast that investigates unsolved mysteries, paranormal events, and historical enigmas across Norway. Launched around 2022, the series has become a platform for exploring cases ranging from WWII disappearances to unexplained supernatural occurrences that have long puzzled Norwegian communities.

The Murder Boat: Unsolved Crime Aboard Viking Sally

In 1987, a West German couple died aboard the Viking Sally ferry under circumstances that would go unsolved for nearly three decades. The case only resurfaced in 2015 when a woman reported her ex-husband to Danish police, claiming he had bragged about committing murder.

Death in Ice Valley: Hunting the Isdal Woman

On November 29, 1970, a badly burned woman was found dead in a remote valley near Bergen, Norway—surrounded by eight fake passports, multiple wigs, and no identity. More than 50 years later, the BBC and Norwegian public broadcaster NRK launched Death in Ice Valley to solve what remains one of the Cold War's most baffling mysteries.