The family murder of 1976 — A father kills his wife

Josef Fritzl held his daughter Elisabeth captive in a soundproof basement in Austrian Amstetten from 1984 to 2008. This episode of Darkland reviews the legal aftermath and the horrifying details about the seven children Fritzl forced Elisabeth to give birth to in captivity.

Danish Murder Cases (RadioPlay, 2025) reviews the case of a woman who bound her boyfriend and killed him with a knife in his own bed. The episode sheds light on the legal aftermath and the woman's motives behind the violent act.

The Stabber Murder in the podcast Danish Murder Cases examines a meticulously orchestrated kidnapping and subsequent liquidation by stabbing. The episode maps out the historical circumstances behind this brutal criminal case from June 24, 2025.

The missing family: S1E3: Murder by the Baltic Sea investigates a complex criminal case with ties to the Northern European coastal areas. The episode was released on Mofibo on June 15, 2025, and follows the traces of a family whose fate was sealed by the shores of the Baltic Sea.

The Missing Family: S1E3: Murder by the Baltic Sea investigates a complex criminal case with ties to the Northern European coastal areas. The episode was released on Mofibo on June 15, 2025, and follows the trails of a family whose fate was sealed by the shores of the Baltic Sea.

In the episode from June 12, 2025, Felon True Crime presents a series of unsolved mysteries and serious crimes committed in Australia. The podcast sheds light on complex investigations where the perpetrators remain at large, and the victims' families seek justice.

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.

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.