security vulnerabilities

Laura Connelly left a bar in Paisley near Glasgow after an evening with old school friends, but never made it home. Attacked and killed within sight of her doorstep, her case became the focus of a gripping podcast investigation into how a killer struck so close to safety.

Bent Isager-Nielsen spent more than 40 years in Danish law enforcement, serving as murder chief and leader of Rejseholdet, the specialized mobile task force that handled Denmark's most violent and complex cases. Now retired, he's sharing those experiences through a touring lecture series.

Between April 1971 and September 1972, an unidentified perpetrator murdered six young African American girls in the Washington D.C. area. The case remains unsolved to this day.

On March 16, 1978, Italian former Prime Minister Aldo Moro was ambushed and kidnapped by the Red Brigades in Rome. After 54 days of captivity and failed negotiations, the Marxist-Leninist militant group executed him on May 9, 1978, leaving five bodyguards dead and a nation traumatized.

Denmark's Station 2 documentary series offers viewers an unprecedented look into Scandinavian criminal investigations, from organized crime to the internationally infamous submarine murder case. Streaming on TV 2 Play, the series grants rare access to police operations and psychiatric forensic wards across one of Europe's most transparent justice systems.