Peter Lundin

Published in 2010 and co-written with journalist Rikke Pedersen, this autobiographical account gives Peter Lundin's own version of the life and crimes that made him one of Denmark's most infamous criminals. It traces his path to the 2000 triple murder of Marianne Pedersen and her two sons.

The documentary follows Peter Lundin after his release from an American prison, where he served a sentence for murdering his mother and her partner. The film was shot shortly before he committed the brutal Rødovre murders in 2000.

This podcast episode from the Serial Killer series delves into the story of Peter Lundin, one of Denmark's most notorious criminals. The episode reviews his crimes and sheds light on the chilling case that shocked Denmark.

An episode of the Danish podcast 'Sagen Genåbnet' ('The Case Reopened') examining the Peter Lundin case from 2000. It covers how the Danish-American killer murdered and dismembered his girlfriend Marianne Pedersen and her two sons in Rødovre, Denmark.

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.

A true crime book examining the Peter Lundin case, in which he killed his girlfriend Marianne Petersen and her two sons in 2000, and the media's role in covering this brutal crime.

On the night of June 16–17, 2000, Peter Lundin murdered his girlfriend Marianne Pedersen and her two sons in Rødovre, Denmark. He was sentenced to life in prison for the triple killing, and the bodies have never been found.

Finding Swedish true crime podcasts that English speakers can actually enjoy is harder than it sounds. This list cuts through the language barrier by highlighting episodes from Nordic and internationally available podcasts that either broadcast in English, cover cases with global resonance, or provide enough context for non-Swedish listeners to follow along.

Denmark has a thriving true crime podcast scene, and several shows cover Danish cases in ways that transcend language barriers. This guide — curated by the truecrime.news editorial team based on subject matter, international relevance, and accessibility — highlights ten standout episodes that give English-speaking listeners the clearest window into Danish criminal history, from biker gang wars to serial killers and historical murders.

"Opskriften på en drabsmand [1:3]" ("The Recipe for a Killer") is the opening episode of a trilogy in the criminal-psychology podcast I hovedet på…, produced by the Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet. It follows Peter Lundin's arrival in Denmark in 1999, his meeting with Marianne Pedersen in Copenhagen, and the build-up to the killings in Rødovre.