forensics

Crime 360 is an A&E reality series (2008) that follows real homicide detectives across U.S. cities using 3D laser scanning and 360-degree forensic technology to solve murders. Now streaming free.

The New Detectives is a docudrama series (1996–2005) covering 118 real criminal cases solved through forensic science, streaming free on Tubi, Pluto TV, and The Roku Channel.

This episode of Danske Drabssager investigates a tragic house fire that shocked Denmark and uncovered a possible murder hidden behind the flames.

Carolin G., 34, was found dead at a rest stop on the A9 motorway in Brandenburg in June 2023. The investigation led to the arrest of a local resident for murder. The trial concluded in November 2023 with a life sentence.

Dennis Lynn Rader murdered ten people in Wichita and Park City, Kansas between 1974 and 1991. In June 2005 he pleaded guilty to all ten counts of first-degree murder and was sentenced to ten consecutive life terms.

Pamela Marie Hupp skød og dræbte Louis Gumpenberger i sit hjem i O'Fallon, Missouri, den 16. august 2016 – en sag der endte med livstid i fængsel.

A popular true crime podcast has featured the case of Nancy Metayer Bowen, a 38-year-old Florida vice mayor found dead in her home in April 2026. The episode, which aired internationally, examines her death as a domestic violence homicide and the subsequent arrest of her husband.

Forensic science has transformed true crime storytelling — from cold case DNA breakthroughs to toxicology and digital forensics. The truecrime.news editorial team has selected seven concrete podcast episodes that showcase how scientific investigation drives justice, selected for their depth of forensic detail, investigative rigor, and real-world impact.

A new book by Danish author Peer Kaae draws on original police archives to document ten murder cases investigated by Rejseholdet between 1927 and 1948, including the wartime killing of celebrated poet-priest Kaj Munk and previously unreleased details about how Danish detectives solved one of the nation's most cynical crimes.

An 81-year-old widow was murdered in her Herlev home during the 2011 Christmas holidays in Denmark. The case mobilized homicide investigators, forensic technicians, and medical examiners who immediately suspended their vacation to pursue the investigation into what was described as a heartless act.

Danske Drabssager, a popular Danish true crime podcast, has released a Q&A episode dedicated to forensic medicine. The episode answers listener questions about criminal investigation techniques and forensic examination methods used in real murder cases.

Danske Drabssager has released a listener Q&A episode exploring the forensic methods used when Danish police and pathologists encounter bodies that have been frozen or exposed to extreme cold — and why thawing them correctly can make or break a murder investigation.

From the fog-covered streets of 1800s Chicago to the sun-drenched highways of California, America's serial killers have haunted the national consciousness for generations. Selected by the truecrime.news editorial team as the cases that most profoundly shaped modern true crime, this list spans over a century of predatory violence — each killer leaving an indelible mark on law enforcement, popular culture, and the way America understands evil.

Danske Drabssager is a Danish-language true crime podcast produced by Bauer Media and True Crime Agency that examines real murder cases through the eyes of investigators, forensic experts, and those directly involved in each investigation and trial.