Kristina Antivakis

I Stalk (Politikens Forlag, 2025) by Kristina Antivakis documents the systematic persecution of their victims by six Danish individuals. The book provides a rare insight into the psychology behind stalking through interviews conducted in collaboration with the Danish Stalking Center.

Danish Murder Cases sheds light in this episode on a shocking case from Denmark, where a mother systematically took the lives of several of her newborn children using sleeping pills. Journalist Kristina Antivakis reviews the events, where the woman also attempted to kill her one-year-old twins before authorities intervened.

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.

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 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.

In 1922, Musse Gadedreng committed a brutal robbery-murder of a taxi driver in a case that shook the Danish legal system. The podcast Danish Murder Cases investigates the background of this unusually violent crime in this episode.