2024

Grave Concerns is a 6-episode true-crime audio documentary series hosted on Acast that investigates criminal scandals inside UK funeral homes, opening with the Legacy Independent Funeral Directors case in Hull, 2024.

Dobbeltmorder på spil igen is a TV 2 Play documentary series about Helle Sara Peters, a Danish woman convicted of two murders in 2001 who later committed fraud while serving her life sentence at home.

Netflix docuseries about Dutch sperm donor Jonathan Jacob Meijer, accused of fathering hundreds of children across multiple countries by deceiving families and clinics.

Sarah Mayhew, 38, was murdered in March 2024 by Steven Sansom and Gemma Watts in a sexually motivated sadistic killing in Sutton, South London. Both were sentenced at the Old Bailey in January 2025.

A mass stabbing at a Taylor Swift-themed children's dance workshop in Southport that killed three young girls and injured ten others, perpetrated by 17-year-old Axel Rudakubana.

On May 31, 2024, a knife attack occurred at Marktplatz in Mannheim, Germany, during a demonstration by the right-wing extremist group Die Basis and pro-Palestinian activists. A 25-year-old man of Afghan origin wounded six people, including five police officers present to maintain order at the demonstration.

On 20 December 2024, a 50-year-old man from Saudi Arabia drove a car into the crowd at the Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. The attack killed 6 people and injured around 300 others. The suspect was arrested at the scene and had been working as a psychiatrist in Germany.

En 14-årig pige blev fundet dræbt i en Tesla forbundet med musikeren D4vd; han er tiltalt for mord i første grad og afventer retssag i Los Angeles.

Ken Chew Wen Long, wanted in connection with multi-million-kroner fraud schemes across Scandinavia, is alleged to have targeted his own cleaning employee, convincing her to invest her life savings in a non-existent luxury rental company. The case is now the subject of a major international podcast investigation.

A 51-year-old Michigan inmate won a stunning $100 million default judgment against Sean 'Diddy' Combs in September 2024, only to have it vacated days later on procedural grounds. The case centers on allegations of sexual assault at a Detroit party in 1997.