The double murder in Herlev

Josef Fritzl kept his daughter Elisabeth captive in a soundproof cellar in Austrian Amstetten from 1984 to 2008. This episode of Mørkeland reviews the legal aftermath and the horrifying details about the seven children Fritzl forced Elisabeth to give birth to in captivity.

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.

Clifford Olson murdered 11 children and young people in British Columbia in 1981, before entering into a controversial deal with the authorities. Journalist Arlene Bynon has reviewed hours of taped conversations with the killer in the CBC podcast Uncover.

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.

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.

Bent Isager-Nielsen reflects on his career as a police inspector and homicide chief in this special edition of the podcast Danish Murder Cases from June 3, 2025. The episode provides a rare insight into investigation tactics and the ethical considerations behind solving Denmark's most complex criminal cases.

Mørkeland presents in episode 284 six different criminal cases, including the discovery of a young mother dead in her bed with folded hands under mysterious circumstances in Denmark. The episode also covers rumors of a vampire killer and a man who salted his victims to sell their belongings at markets.

Danish Murder Cases highlights in this episode the discovery of two bodies in an apartment in Herlev, where the victims had been dead for an extended period. The investigation revealed a complex case with traces of drugs, jewelry, and a perpetrator wearing one of the victim's clothes.