2025

My Friend Daisy is a 10-part true-crime limited series from iHeartPodcasts and Paris Hilton's 11:11 Media, covering the 2021 murder of Daisy De La O in Compton, California. Available on iHeartRadio and everywhere podcasts are found.

True Crime Presents is a 2025 UK documentary anthology series, available on DRTV, examining some of Britain's most significant criminal cases through archive footage and expert testimony.

Storbritanniens Største is a DRTV documentary series streaming in 2025 covering landmark British criminal cases, available on Denmark's public broadcaster DR.

On 19 January 2025, the city of Aschaffenburg in Hesse, Germany, was struck by a brutal knife attack in broad daylight. A man killed at least two people and wounded several others at multiple public locations in the city centre. The perpetrator was apprehended by police the same day.

Hosts Camilla Bjerregaard Aurvig and Kristine Sofie Bugbee spotlighted the standout true crime releases of 2025 in a special awards edition of the Danish podcast Mørkeland, handing out physical Mørkeaward statuettes to selected titles.

Five Danish fishermen walked free in June 2024 after spending 17 months in pretrial detention for a murder they did not commit. A court found the evidence insufficient, highlighting systemic risks in how Nordic justice systems handle prolonged custody without proven charges.

A peaceful suburban community has become the focus of a criminal pattern that has left residents deeply concerned. An 82-year-old woman, who has already experienced a break-in, remains in her childhood home despite escalating security fears in a neighborhood plagued by repeated burglaries.

Between 1940 and 1945, Danish resistance fighters executed approximately 400 alleged Nazi collaborators without trial. A new investigation into these killings reveals a troubling truth: only 13% of victims were actual informants. The rest died from suspicion, revenge, or political calculation.

Host Janne Aagaard explores a series of brutal axe attacks targeting young women in the Estonian city of Bytom in the 1970s. The Baltic true crime podcast 'Murder by the Baltic Sea' covers the case in the episode 'Death on Line 6', published on March 15, 2024.