The Death Doctor: The Bornholm Murders of 1995
Miki Mistrati and Robert Zola Christensen investigate a triple murder committed by a doctor on the Danish island of Bornholm.
About the book
'Dødslægen: Drabet på Bornholm 1995' ('The Death Doctor: The Bornholm Murders of 1995') is a book by Miki Mistrati and Robert Zola Christensen about one of Denmark's most shocking criminal cases: the 1995 triple murder on Bornholm, a Danish island in the Baltic Sea, where the doctor Peter Lundin brutally killed three people, among them his own mother.
The authors dig into the complex story of a man who outwardly appeared to be a respected physician, but who concealed a dark side. They retrace the extensive police work that eventually led to the three murders being solved, and they examine the perpetrator's background, the motives behind the brutal acts, and the subsequent trial that shook the small island community.
With access to police reports, court documents and interviews, Mistrati and Christensen build a detailed picture of what happened. The book also asks how a person in a position of trust could commit crimes of this kind, and which warning signs may have been missed along the way.
'Dødslægen: Drabet på Bornholm 1995' offers readers an inside view of a case that continues to fascinate and appal, combining thorough research with a compelling account of a tragic crime.
