Danish Murder Cases

Live-episode af Danske Drabssager om drabet på en 37-årig mand nær Vesterport, optaget på BogForum med retsmediciner, krimireporter og kriminaltekniker.

Episoden af Danske Drabssager går tæt på drabet på en 83-årig rigmand, hvor kniv, pengeskab og en vaks narkobetjent spillede ind i opklaringen.

"Q&A: Have you ever thrown up at a recovery site?" is an episode of the Danish podcast Danske Drabssager (Danish Murder Cases), hosted by author and crime reporter Stine Bolther. Instead of a case walkthrough, two of the show's regular experts answer listener questions about forensic work, from the theory of a perfect murder to why bodies are left on Mount Everest.

"Spionmordet i Kongelunden" ("The Spy Murder in Kongelunden") is an episode of the Danish true crime podcast Danske Drabssager, hosted here by police historian Anders Brandt Lundager. It examines a 1936 case involving a secret communist network in Copenhagen, a suspected traitor who disappeared, and a body that was later dug up and disposed of.

"Killed on His First Night Out" is an episode of the Danish true crime podcast Danske Drabssager (Danish Homicide Cases), hosted by author and crime reporter Stine Bolther. It examines the killing of a 19-year-old man who was stabbed to death on his first-ever night out, around New Year 2019.

"DEN NØGNE MORDER" ("The Naked Murderer") is an episode of the Danish true crime podcast Danske Drabssager, examining a historic killing in which a young woman was found murdered in broad daylight. The episode centres on a gap of just 10–15 minutes erased from a man's memory, and on how the case was drawn into the era's heated public debate about naturism and pornography.

"LIGET I BRANDTOMTEN" ("The Body in the Burnt-Out Farm") is an episode of the Danish true crime podcast Danske Drabssager, hosted by journalist and author Stine Bolther. It follows the 1996 discovery of a murdered woman buried on a wooded slope while a farm burned nearby — and the turn the case took after the perpetrator had already served his sentence.

"Tolnebandens forsvundne offer" is an episode of the Danish podcast Danske Drabssager, hosted by crime reporter Stine Bolther. It examines a 1988 homicide in which three drunken men acted on a burning desire for revenge, and the search that followed for a body concealed in a remarkable hiding place.

The second installment of the podcast series on Amagermanden follows police as they intensify their hunt for the serial killer who terrorized Copenhagen in the 1980s.

This podcast episode delves into the story of Amagermanden, one of Denmark's most notorious criminal cases from the 1980s.

This podcast episode dives into Peter Lundin's brutal murder of his mother, Marianne Petersen, in 1998 — a case that shocked Denmark with its cruelty and the dismemberment of the bodies.

This podcast episode examines Den Store Rockerkrig between 1994 and 1997, focusing on the conflict's final murder victim.

This podcast episode delves into Den Store Rockerkrig (1994-97), focusing on the dramatic killing at Copenhagen Airport that marked a bloody escalation in the conflict between Hells Angels and Bandidos.

The podcast episode covers the murder of 16-year-old Skylar Neese, who in 2012 was lured out at night and brutally murdered by her two best friends in West Virginia.

This episode of Danske Drabssager examines the mysterious case known as 'Det afkogte kranium', centred on a boiled skull found in Denmark.

This podcast episode tells the story of priest Thomas Gotthard, who was convicted of murder in one of Denmark's most shocking criminal cases.

This episode of Danske Drabssager digs into a dramatic Danish murder case in which the victim was lured into an ambush with fatal consequences.

The podcast episode from Danske Drabssager explores the bizarre case of the severed ears, where a random train passenger encountered the killer during a macabre train journey.

This episode of the podcast Danske Drabssager delves into the mysterious case of the severed ears, one of Danish crime history's most puzzling offenses.

This episode of the Danske Drabssager podcast explores the double murder in the gravel pit, one of the most shocking cases in Danish criminal history.