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Danish Murder Cases S13E14 follows the investigation of a charred torso found on a conveyor belt, where forensic expert Hans Petter Hougen and the police faced an almost impossible identification task. The case was solved through a rare blood type and advanced analyses of bone fractures.

Martha Moxley was found murdered with a golf club in the exclusive Belle Haven neighborhood in 1975. In the podcast episode Mischief Night, Andrew Goldman examines the case against Michael Skakel, whose conviction for the murder was later overturned.

Mørkeland investigates in episode 360 the case of Kasper, who systematically stalked a victim in Denmark for several years despite numerous police restraining orders. The episode highlights the perpetrator's inability to stop his criminal behavior and the consequences it has for victims in the Danish legal system.

Shawn Grate was arrested in Ashland, Ohio in September 2016, after a kidnapped woman managed to call 911 while he was asleep. The episode examines Grate's pattern of abductions and the many victims who disappeared without a trace.

Mørkeland Miniepisode 23 covers the case of a 19-year-old Hungarian woman who was found murdered with 70 stab wounds in Amsterdam's Red Light District in February. The victim, who tried to escape poverty through sex work, was found in her window in the notorious De Wallen neighborhood.

Emilie Anine Skovgaard Meng disappeared from Korsør Station in July 2016, which initiated one of the largest searches in Danish history. Philip Patrick Westh was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2024 for the murder as well as several other serious crimes.

Jane Doe was kidnapped by Shawn Grate in September 2016 in Ashland, Ohio, but was rescued after a life-threatening call to the police. The episode follows the 19-minute rescue operation and the subsequent confessions.

Natascha Kampusch escaped in 2006 from her abductor Wolfgang Priklopil after eight years of captivity in Strasshof an der Nordbahn, which is one of the central topics in Mørkeland's episode 298. The episode also covers a Danish case involving a young man who confessed to having set his fiancée on fire in a van.

In 2024, Ken Chew Wen Long convinced his private cleaning help to invest her savings in a fictitious luxury rental company. The episode 'Cleaning House' uncovers how the alleged fraudster exploited his employees' trust before disappearing without a trace.

Natascha Kampusch escaped in 2006 from Wolfgang Priklopil after eight years of captivity, while Danish police launched an extensive manhunt for a serial offender in Nykøbing Sjælland. This episode of Mørkeland sheds light on the two vastly different, yet equally shocking cases of deprivation of liberty and escape.

Karen Silkwood died on November 13, 1974, in a car accident in Oklahoma while on her way to expose safety violations at Kerr-McGee. The podcast Radioactive investigates the new evidence and recordings that suggest a deliberate elimination of the whistleblower.

Danish Murder Cases presents in this special episode a review of forensic questions, including whether it is possible to stage one's own death in modern Denmark. Host Stine Bolther and a panel of experts also analyze autopsy methods and the evolution of murder cases over time.

Mørkeland covers in episode 296 a shocking hammer murder committed by a Dane in Portugal as well as a case from Nørrebro, where a heavily pregnant woman sought help after an accident with her stepson. The episode also sheds light on a case of an arson in a van in a remote forest area.

Cliff Lambert became a victim in November 2008 of an extensive conspiracy orchestrated by the scammer Kaushal Nerula and his accomplices in Palm Springs. The episode highlights how a group of criminals infiltrated the millionaire's life to steal his fortune through forgery and murder.

In this episode, Sally Leydon interviews private investigator Mindy, who has played a central role in solving the Dear Rachelle case in Australia. The conversation sheds light on the systemic failures that occur when authorities struggle to keep up with complex disappearance cases.

Danish Murder Cases presents in the episode 'The Murder with the Hammer' the case of two teenage boys who planned and executed a brutal murder of their peer. The victim was strangled, killed with a hammer, and left undressed at the crime scene.

Mørkeland covers in episode 295 a case from Aarhus where a man approached a young woman in her home with a secret gift. The episode examines the criminal implications of the meeting, which took place on a spring afternoon in an East Jutland housing complex.

Marion Barter disappeared without a trace during a trip to Europe in 1997, leaving her daughter Sally Leydon in a decades-long search for answers. Following an unsuccessful judicial inquiry in 2024, Leydon has launched the podcast The Missing Matter to map her mother's last movements in Australia and abroad.

Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing a sweeping federal trial in New York after allegations of sex trafficking and abuse have come to light. The podcast Bad Rap: The Case Against Diddy outlines the legal documents and the so-called 'freak offs' that form the basis of the prosecution's case.

Danish Murder Cases S13E5 investigates the fatal fishing boat incident in the North Sea, where a rescue helicopter was deployed after a suspicious death. Five individuals were subsequently linked to the case that shook the maritime community in September 2025.