Analytical review of female homicide cases in Denmark

Danish Murder Cases presents defense attorney Jesper Storm Thygesen in a special edition, where the experienced lawyer shares his expertise in murder, drug trafficking, and financial crime. The episode marks a deep dive into the mechanisms that drive the Danish legal system, told by a man with a background in both the police and the prosecution.

Daniel Marsh killed his neighbors Claudia Maupin and Chip Northup in 2013 in Davis, California, under extremely violent circumstances. This episode of the podcast Fifteen focuses on the technical evidence and the police's initial investigation of the double murder.

The Interrogation on Podimo reviews the most intense police interrogations in Danish criminal history, including the cases against Peter Madsen and serial offender James Schmidt. The podcast analyzes the strategic tactics that investigators use to bring the truth to light.

Danish Murder Cases investigates in this episode the murder of a 5-year-old girl who was strangled in broad daylight by a 16-year-old boy. The case sheds light on the psychological mechanisms behind a young perpetrator's development from loner to murderer.

In this episode of Danish Murder Cases, Arne Woythal shares his extensive experience from the Travel Team and Copenhagen Police. The conversation sheds light on the methodological considerations and the psychological pressure that comes with solving Denmark's most complex murder cases.

Danish Murder Cases episode S12E28 sheds light on the technical evidence and police investigation of the so-called basement murder. Host Stine Bolther reviews the details of the case together with key investigators to illuminate the motive behind the crime.

Edd Hedges experienced a fateful night in a small English village when a murderer named Brett sought him out after killing family members. The podcast Wisecrack follows Jodi Tovay's years-long investigation into the case.

Danish Murder Cases (S12E27) sheds light on women's life courses in the Danish prison system, with a particular focus on Jyderup Prison. Journalist Kristina Antivakis examines the social and psychological mechanisms behind female crime in this episode.

Marc Dutroux abducted, abused, and imprisoned six girls in the basement of his house in Belgium in the mid-1990s. This special episode of Mørkeland sheds light on the early phases of the investigation and the systemic failures that characterized the case.

Danish Homicide Cases addresses in the episode 'THE MINDS OF CRIMINAL WOMEN' a forensic psychiatric case where a psychotic woman assaulted a young nurse. Forensic psychologist Tine Wøbbe and forensic psychiatrist Mette Brandt-Christensen analyze the woman's mental state during the assault.

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.

In the summer of 1981, Clifford Olson became the subject of one of the most intensive manhunts in Canadian history as the RCMP attempted to stop his killing spree against children in British Columbia. This episode of Uncover analyzes the police methods and the critical period before his arrest.

Danish Murder Cases presents in the episode When Women Kill - Criminal Women, Part 3 a number of cases about women who have committed murder in Denmark over the past decades. The episode analyzes the psychological and social motives behind female crime in a Danish context.