Dansk true crime podcast der dykker ned i nordiske kriminalsager med fokus på grundig research og fortælling.
Wondery-podcast der dykker ned i virkelige sager om kærlighed, had og mord med fokus på dramatiske familiekonflikter.
En datter konfronterer sandheden om sin far, den serielle morder Edward Wayne Edwards.
Australsk podcast genåbner mysteriet om Lyn Dawsons forsvinden i 1982 og peger fingeren mod hendes mand.
Monster udforsker de mest berygtede seriemordere og kriminalsager gennem dybtgående research og ekspertinterviews.
Svensk true crime-podcast der dykker ned i virkelige kriminalsager med fokus på detaljer og efterforskning.
Svenska brott dykker ned i Sveriges mest opsigtsvækkende kriminalsager med dybdegående research og ekspertinterviews.
UK True Crime Podcast dykker ned i britiske kriminalsager med grundig research og respektfuld formidling.
Sarah Koenig undersøger mordet på Hae Min Lee og den kontroversielle domfældelse af Adnan Syed i 1999.
In October 2015, Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou exposed Theranos as a fraud, revealing that the company's Edison blood-testing machine could not perform the hundreds of tests it claimed. The scandal led to the conviction of founder Elizabeth Holmes in January 2022 and a sweeping investigation into one of Silicon Valley's most ambitious—and most dishonest—companies.
The BBC's investigative podcast 'The Missing Cryptoqueen' unveils how Dr. Ruja Ignatova's OneCoin scheme defrauded over 3 million people of more than $4 billion between 2014 and 2017—one of history's largest Ponzi schemes—before the Bulgarian founder disappeared.
Marie Madeleine Steen, a Norwegian woman born in 1957, orchestrated an intricate web of fraud across Denmark and Norway using false identities and carefully constructed deceptions. Her crimes came to light through a 2016 investigative podcast that tracked her elaborate scams involving religious refuges and a mysterious heavy suitcase.
In 1982, Martin Markowitz began therapy with New York psychiatrist Dr. Isaac Herschkopf following a breakup and his parents' deaths. What followed was a 28-year relationship that would result in millions of dollars in exploitation, family estrangement, and eventually criminal professional misconduct—a story exposed in 2010 and later adapted into a major Apple TV+ series.
Marion Barter, a Queensland mother and schoolteacher, disappeared in 1997 after obtaining a new passport under an assumed name. Twenty-seven years later, a coroner's finding of death has reignited questions about what really happened to her.
Brett Talley and Alice LaCour, both experienced prosecutors, host a true crime podcast that brings legal expertise to cold cases and famous mysteries across the United States. Released several times weekly, the show examines everything from disappearances to high-profile trials, offering listeners analysis grounded in prosecutorial knowledge.
Rättegångspodden, Sweden's fifth-largest podcast with 173,000 weekly listeners, has faced criticism from families of crime victims whose cases were featured without their permission. The documentary-style true crime show, created by Nils Bergman, draws audio directly from Swedish court proceedings and police interrogations.
A new wave of Scandinavian true crime media is moving beyond sensationalism to explore how criminal cases reshape entire legal systems. 'Brott i närbild,' a Swedish podcast, exemplifies this trend by investigating cases that fundamentally altered legislation and sparked regional debates on judicial accountability.
A Danish production company is developing a new podcast series focusing on Norway's most perplexing unsolved criminal cases, bringing international attention to decades-old Nordic mysteries that have long captivated regional audiences but remained largely unknown to English-speaking true crime fans.
CounterClock is a Danish-language true crime podcast that reexamines criminal cases to expose systemic failures within Denmark's justice system. The series focuses on how legal errors and institutional weaknesses have led to questionable verdicts.
Politiradio, a Danish true crime podcast, used first-hand accounts from people embedded in criminal networks to examine systemic failures in Denmark's legal system. Running over 180 episodes until 2019, it challenged conventional crime reporting across Scandinavia.
On the night of April 21–22, 2016, eight members of the Rhoden family were shot execution-style in their homes near Piketon, Ohio. Nearly three years later, arrests revealed the perpetrators were former neighbors—the Wagner family—in what became Ohio's most complex criminal investigation.
Since 2013, Bardstown, Kentucky has been haunted by five unsolved murders that have shaken this small Nelson County community. From the killing of a local police officer to the disappearance of Crystal Rogers, whose former boyfriend now faces murder charges, these cases remain largely unresolved—exposing the vulnerabilities of a town caught in a deadly cycle.
Thomas "Tom" Brown, 18, an honours student and student body president in Canadian, Texas, disappeared on the night of November 23, 2016. His vehicle was found abandoned the following day, but his remains wouldn't surface until nearly a year later—sparking a case still shrouded in mystery.
Cold, a narrative true crime podcast produced by KSL Podcasts, follows investigative journalist Dave Cawley as he reopens three haunting missing persons cases spanning decades—Susan Powell, Joyce Yost, and Sheree Warren—none of whose bodies have ever been found.
Mike Morford's Missing Persons podcast explores the cases of Americans who have disappeared, from recent vanishings to cold cases spanning decades. By featuring family members and advocates directly, the show aims to keep these stories alive and generate leads that might otherwise be lost.
A Danish true crime podcast titled Unsolved Murders is breathing new life into long-dormant criminal investigations through dramatic reconstruction and in-depth analysis, captivating audiences while prompting fresh examination of Denmark's most baffling unsolved cases.
On July 1, 1981, four people were beaten to death in a home on Wonderland Avenue in Los Angeles. Despite three separate murder trials, no one was ever convicted—leaving one of Hollywood's darkest crimes officially unsolved.
In December 1949, a 14-year-old girl testified under oath about years of sexual abuse by her father, Dr. George Hodel, a prominent Los Angeles gynecologist. Her testimony—and the crimes that followed—would connect one of America's most infamous unsolved murders to a legacy of trauma spanning generations.
iHeartRadio and Tenderfoot TV's Monster: DC Sniper podcast re-examines the Beltway sniper attacks that terrorized the Washington region in 2002, when John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo killed 17 people and wounded 10 others over a three-week period. Hosted by Tony Harris, the series probes a central question: does the person convicted of these crimes deserve a second chance?
A Norwegian true crime podcast is leveraging public participation to solve some of Scandinavia's most persistent criminal cases, including Russian espionage operations. By collaborating with Norway's national crime investigation unit, the show demonstrates how modern media can reshape cold case investigations.
Truecrimepodden, a true crime podcast by Moderne Media, investigates some of Northern Europe's most shocking and mysterious criminal cases. The series examines real murders, disappearances, and serial killer cases, combining lesser-known Nordic mysteries with international crime stories that have captivated audiences across Scandinavia.
A Norwegian podcast is reexamining the true crime genre itself, blending investigative journalism with critical reflection on how mystery stories are told and what responsibility storytellers bear to their subjects.
Two teenagers were murdered execution-style on a Texas hill in 1983, their deaths remaining unsolved for over four decades. Now, investigative journalist M. William Phelps has launched a podcast series that reexamines the cold case and explores connections to other missing and murdered young people in the same county.
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