Felon: True Crime

Danish Murder Cases covers in this episode the shocking case of a female pediatrician who murdered her lover's wife and two children on Bornholm. The episode is part of the series Criminal Women and is analyzed by former homicide chief Bent Isager-Nielsen.

Danish Murder Cases will release a special episode in June 2025 about forensic methods, where the hosts answer listener questions about the handling of frozen bodies in murder investigations. The episode draws on expert knowledge from forensic specialists to shed light on the challenges Danish police face when discovering cooled victims.

Mørkeland episode 286 presents two cases of fatal consequences related to unlocked doors, including the discovery of a lifeless man in an apartment and a hairdresser's tragic meeting with a clairvoyant. The episode was released on June 15, 2025, and features assistant research by Sandie Larsen and Signe Fage Jensen.

The Missing Family: S1E3: Murder by the Baltic Sea investigates a complex criminal case with ties to the Northern European coastal areas. The episode was released on Mofibo on June 15, 2025, and follows the trails of a family whose fate was sealed by the shores of the Baltic Sea.

Felon True Crime presents in the episode from June 12, 2025, a series of unsolved mysteries and serious crimes committed in Australia. The podcast highlights complex investigations where the perpetrators remain at large, and the victims' families seek justice.

The Danish Murder Cases episode The Father's Bloody Plan reviews the tragic case from 1976, where a Danish family man killed his entire family in a peaceful suburban neighborhood. The case stands as one of the most violent examples of family murder in Danish criminal history.

Hvidovre Hospital was infiltrated in August 2019 by a young man who, without medical training, posed as a medical student. For a month, he monitored patients and prescribed medication, including to a six-month-old girl.

Mørkeland investigates in episode 284 the mysterious death of a young mother who was found with folded hands in her bed. The episode also covers a number of historical cases, including a man who salted his victims.

Elizabeth Plunkett was abducted, raped, and murdered on August 28, 1976, at Brittas Bay in County Wicklow by the British perpetrators John Shaw and Geoffrey Evans. The episode explores the final hours of the 23-year-old woman's life and the family's years-long struggle against the system.

Mørkeland Episode 283 covers a brutal murder on a beach in North Jutland and presents the series Happy Face about a doctor's family's collapse in New York. Hosts Camilla and Kristine investigate the social repercussions of a crime where the local community reacted with unexpected relief.

Joe Metheny murdered and dismembered several women in Baltimore in the 1990s, before allegedly selling their meat as burgers from a food truck. The case is revealed in this episode of Mørkeland, where hosts Camilla and Kristine outline the shocking confessions.

Mohamedou Ould Slahi was subjected to an extensive and secret interrogation operation led by an elite team from the U.S. military at Guantánamo Bay in 2002. The episode outlines the use of psychological torture, staged abductions, and physical abuse against the Mauritanian detainee.

In October 2018, Jesse Rothe killed the retired cosmetologist Lynn Hernan by adding the poison tetrahydrozoline to her drinks. The murder was the culmination of an extensive financial fraud scheme, where Rothe drained the victim's accounts of over $300,000.