Hvidovre Hospital

Danish Murder Cases will release a special episode in June 2025 about forensic methods, where the hosts answer listener questions about the handling of frozen bodies in murder investigations. The episode draws on expert knowledge from forensic specialists to shed light on the challenges Danish police face when discovering cooled victims.

The Danish Murder Cases episode The Father's Bloody Plan reviews the tragic case from 1976, where a Danish family man killed his entire family in a peaceful suburban neighborhood. The case stands as one of the most violent examples of family murder in Danish criminal history.

Elizabeth Plunkett disappeared on August 28, 1976, from Brittas Bay in County Wicklow after a visit to McDaniel's pub. The episode follows the initial investigation into the fate of the 23-year-old woman, who later turned out to be the first victim of the serial killers John Shaw and Geoffrey Evans.

Hvidovre Hospital was infiltrated in August 2019 by a young man who, without medical training, posed as a medical student. For a month, he monitored patients and prescribed medication, including to a six-month-old girl.

Hvidovre Hospital was infiltrated in August 2019 by a young man who, without medical training, posed as a medical student. For a month, he monitored patients and prescribed medication, including to a six-month-old girl.