The hammer murder of a peer

Sarah Hartsfield was arrested in 2023 and later convicted of the murder of her fifth husband, Joseph Hartsfield, in Chambers County, Texas. The case revealed a pattern of violence and manipulation, including a previous shooting involving an ex-boyfriend.

Sarah Hartsfield was arrested in 2023 and later convicted of the murder of her fifth husband, Joseph Hartsfield, in Chambers County, Texas. The case revealed a pattern of violence and manipulation, including a previous shooting involving an ex-boyfriend.

Danish Murder Cases with host Stine Bolther analyzes in this episode the legal status for deceased suspects in the Danish legal system. Experts explain the legal procedures when a person dies before a potential conviction in serious criminal cases.

Danish Murder Cases presents in the episode A Deadly Plan the details of the murder of a pregnant woman in Djursland near Randers. The case is notorious for an audio recording and the victim's prediction of her own death.

Danish Murder Cases presents in the episode A Deadly Plan the details of the murder of a pregnant woman in Djursland near Randers. The case is notorious for an audio recording and the victim's prediction of her own death.

Michael Skakel was tried in 2002 for the murder of Martha Moxley, which took place in Greenwich, Connecticut in 1975. The episode examines the prosecution's lack of technical evidence and their reliance on witness testimony regarding confessions.

Michael Skakel was tried in 2002 for the murder of Martha Moxley, which took place in Greenwich, Connecticut in 1975. The episode examines the prosecution's lack of technical evidence and their reliance on witness testimony regarding confessions.

Frederik Strand, head of the Police Museum, analyzes in this episode of Danish Murder Cases the most pivotal criminal cases in Danish history. The episode was released on December 13, 2025, and explores the police's methodology and the human tragedies behind the archive's darkest files.

Frederik Strand, head of the Police Museum, analyzes in this episode of Danish Murder Cases the most significant criminal cases in Danish history. The episode was released on December 13, 2025, and explores the police's methodology and the human tragedies behind the archive's darkest files.

Martha Moxley was found beaten to death with a golf club in the exclusive Belle Haven neighborhood of Greenwich, Connecticut, on October 30, 1975. The episode focuses on the initial police interrogations of Tommy Skakel, who was the last person to see the young girl alive.

Martha Moxley was found beaten to death with a golf club in the exclusive Belle Haven neighborhood of Greenwich, Connecticut, on October 30, 1975. The episode focuses on the initial police interrogations of Tommy Skakel, who was the last person to see the young girl alive.

Mørkeland episode 301 documents a violent double murder in a densely populated residential area, where a trivial conflict ended in gunfire fired between apartment buildings. Hosts Camilla and Kristine map out the police investigation, which extended to Germany before the perpetrator was identified.

You Are Not Alone launched its third season on November 12, 2025, on RadioPlay with Camilla Bjerregaard as the host. The podcast continues with weekly releases of creepy and unexplained accounts submitted by listeners.

Jane Doe was kidnapped by Shawn Grate in September 2016 in Ashland, Ohio, but was rescued after a life-threatening call to the police. The episode follows the 19-minute rescue operation and the subsequent confessions.

Anders Brandt Lundager, head of the Police Museum, analyzes in this episode of Danish Murder Cases the shooting of four police officers in Copenhagen. The case of the police murderer and the subsequent manhunt marked a historic turning point for Danish police.

Anders Brandt Lundager, head of the Police Museum, analyzes in this episode of Danish Murder Cases the shooting of four police officers in Copenhagen. The case of the police murderer and the subsequent manhunt marked a historical turning point for Danish police.

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 setting fire to his fiancée in a van.

Natascha Kampusch escaped in 2006 from Wolfgang Priklopil after eight years of captivity, while Danish police launched an extensive manhunt for a serial offender in Nykøbing Sjælland. This episode of Mørkeland sheds light on the two vastly different, yet equally shocking cases of deprivation of liberty and escape.

Natascha Kampusch escaped in 2006 from Wolfgang Priklopil after eight years of captivity, while Danish police launched an extensive manhunt for a serial offender in Nykøbing Sjælland. This episode of Mørkeland sheds light on the two vastly different, yet equally shocking cases of deprivation of liberty and escape.

Danish Murder Cases presents in the episode 'The Murder with the Hammer' the case of two teenage boys who planned and executed a brutal murder of their peer. The victim was strangled, killed with a hammer, and left undressed at the crime scene.