Psychological thriller

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Journalist og forfatter

Dr. Rachael Wheatley er en af Europas ledende forensiske psykologer med fokus på vold mod kvinder og stalking. Med over 20 års erfaring fra det britiske strafferetssystem er hun en anerkendt stemme inden for true crime, blandt andet kendt for sin deltagelse i podcastserien 'Anatomy of a Stalker'.

Kriminalpsykolog og profiler

The Confession Killer Exposed (Penguin, 2025) documents Henry Lee Lucas' extensive manipulation of the American justice system in the 1980s. The book outlines how Lucas confessed to over 600 murders, which Texas Rangers and local police uncritically accepted.

Branded (Gads Forlag, 2026) follows local reporter Vera Bergström as she investigates a 28-year-old murder case from Storlien in northern Sweden. Sara Strömberg's crime novel depicts the murder of a father and two children, while the mother's disappearance still haunts the local community.

How to Get Away with Murder (Can't Handle The Crime And Scandal, 2025) documents Brian Walshe's murder of his wife in Massachusetts. The book and podcast outline how specific Google searches became the most damning evidence in the investigation.

The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts (HQ, 2026) follows amateur detectives Judith Potts, Suzie, and Becks in Buckinghamshire, England. The book investigates fictional murders of Gary Wise and Tony Sexton, as well as historical accusations against Judith Potts.

Esther is Now Following You (Bantam, 2026) is journalist Tanya Sweeney's debut novel that explores the thin line between admiration and dangerous obsession in London. The book depicts the protagonist Esther's escalating stalking of a Canadian actor.

The Living and the Dead (Penguin Michael Joseph, 2026) follows the murder of 18-year-old Mikael Söderström in Skavböke in 1999. Christoffer Carlsson depicts in this novel how an unsolved crime in Halland casts shadows twenty years into the future.

I Stalk (Politikens Forlag, 2025) by Kristina Antivakis documents the systematic persecution of their victims by six Danish individuals. The book provides a rare insight into the psychology behind stalking through interviews conducted in collaboration with the Danish Stalking Center.

Alexander Toro Moellmann was sentenced to life imprisonment on October 1, 2025, in the Eastern High Court for the murder of 32-year-old pregnant Louise Borglit in Elverparken in Herlev. The case was solved after several years of investigation with the help of a controversial prison agent with the alias Frank.

My Husband's Wife (Macmillan Audio, 2026) by Alice Feeney follows the reclusive Birdy, who inherits the property Spyglass in the coastal town of Hope Falls. The story weaves fictional mysteries together with an enigmatic clinic in London that claims to predict death.

The Death Bed (Various Publishers, 2025) documents a series of British criminal cases where crucial clues and confessions only came to light on the perpetrators' deathbeds. The book will be released on September 25, 2025, and focuses on the ethical and legal dilemmas of posthumous revelations in the UK.

Another murder (Forlaget Klim, 2025) is written by investigator Martin Wittrup Enggaard. The book provides a unique insight into Danish murder cases and the police's methodical work in Copenhagen.