The death blow

Natascha Kampusch escaped in 2006 from her abductor Wolfgang Priklopil after eight years of captivity in Strasshof an der Nordbahn, which is one of the central topics in Mørkeland's episode 298. The episode also covers a Danish case involving a young man who confessed to having set his fiancée on fire in a van.

Mørkeland episode 294 examines the discovery of a mummified woman in Gribskov, who turned out to have a past as a dancer for global superstar Tina Turner. The case draws connections from the forests of North Zealand to luxury brothels in Reno and the criminal underworld.

Danish Murder Cases addresses in the episode The Woman with the Knife a brutal case where a woman attacked her friend with 17 stab wounds and subsequently poured hydrochloric acid on her. The episode maps out the years-long conflict that culminated in the violent attack in Denmark.

Jeremy Bamber was convicted in 1986 for the murder of five family members at White House Farm in Essex, but continues to assert his innocence after forty years in Wakefield Prison. Heidi Ewing reviews the crucial witness testimonies and technical evidence from the trial in this episode of In The Dark.

Danish Murder Cases presents in the episode THE DEATH BLOW a complex criminal case from Denmark, where a perpetrator attempted to execute the perfect murder. The episode highlights the police investigation and the technical evidence that ultimately convicted the suspect.

Danish Murder Cases presents in the episode THE DEATH BLOW a complex criminal case from Denmark, where a perpetrator attempted to execute the perfect murder. The episode highlights the police investigation and the technical evidence that ultimately convicted the suspect.