murder mysteries

Mørkeland Episode 283 dækker et voldsomt drab på en strand i Nordjylland og præsenterer serien Happy Face om en lægefamilies sammenbrud i New York. Værterne Camilla og Kristine undersøger de sociale efterdønninger af en forbrydelse, hvor lokalsamfundet reagerede med uventet lettelse.

Mohamedou Ould Slahi was subjected to an extensive and secret interrogation operation led by an elite team from the U.S. military at Guantánamo Bay in 2002. The episode outlines the use of psychological torture, staged abductions, and physical abuse against the Mauritanian detainee.

Andreas and Pille both grew up in a strictly religious environment in a small Estonian town marked by psychological and physical violence. The podcast Murder by the Baltic Sea investigates in its first episode how their marriage ended in a brutal murder.

In October 2018, Jesse Rothe killed the retired cosmetologist Lynn Hernan by adding the poison tetrahydrozoline to her drinks. The murder was the culmination of an extensive financial fraud scheme, where Rothe drained the victim's accounts of over $300,000.

Bent Isager-Nielsen reflects on his career as a police inspector and homicide chief in this special edition of the podcast Danish Murder Cases from June 3, 2025. The episode provides a rare insight into investigation tactics and the ethical considerations behind solving Denmark's most complex criminal cases.

Mørkeland presents in episode 284 six different criminal cases, including the discovery of a young mother dead in her bed with folded hands under mysterious circumstances in Denmark. The episode also covers rumors of a vampire killer and a man who salted his victims to sell their belongings at markets.