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Hanne With blev fundet dræbt i sit hjem i Randers i 1989. Sagen forblev uopklaret i årtier, men ny teknologi og fornyet politiindsats har bragt den kolde sag tilbage i søgelyset.

On May 7, 1992, 9-year-old Stefanie Kruger disappeared from her hometown of Aalborg, Denmark, while on her way to meet classmates. Despite an extensive investigation—one of Denmark's largest police operations at the time—she was never found, and no physical evidence emerged to explain her fate. The case remains one of Denmark's most iconic unsolved disappearances.

German pensioner Luise Freudenberg was found dead in her summer home near Tisvilde Strand in June 2023. Initially treated as a natural death, the case was later reclassified as a suspected death following investigation. Police in North Zealand conducted an extensive inquiry but the case remained unsolved by the end of 2023.

Den 26. september 1980 eksploderede en bombe på Oktoberfest i München, Tyskland. Angrebet dræbte 13 mennesker og sårede over 200. Gerningsmandens identitet blev aldrig officielt bekræftet, men efterforskningen pegede mod højreekstremistiske kredse.

Barry Morphew, 49, was indicted in June 2025 and charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife Suzanne, who disappeared on May 10, 2020, during a bike ride in Chaffee County, Colorado. After initial charges were dropped in 2022, prosecutors brought the case back following the discovery of Suzanne's remains in 2023.

Danske Drabssager, a popular Danish true crime podcast, has released a Q&A episode dedicated to forensic medicine. The episode answers listener questions about criminal investigation techniques and forensic examination methods used in real murder cases.

Michael Skakel, a Kennedy cousin, has broken his silence on the 1975 murder of 15-year-old Martha Moxley in Greenwich, Connecticut—a case that remained unsolved for five decades. Skakel, who was convicted and later exonerated, is now sharing his account in an NBC News podcast.

Harry Gunn murdered his ex-girlfriend Alice Ruggles on September 25, 2016, in Gateshead, England, after months of obsessive stalking that included demands for location proof and outfit approval. His conviction exposed a pattern of escalating coercive control that ended in tragedy.

In September 2016, a kidnapped woman escaped from a house in Ashland, Ohio, and called 911 using her captor's phone. That call led to the arrest of Shawn Grate, a serial killer who murdered five women across northern Ohio between 2006 and 2016. Now, a six-part podcast series from 20/20 and ABC Audio is uncovering the full story of his crimes and capture.

A 30-year-old woman was found dead in her Amsterdam home on February 1, 2025, after being stabbed over 40 times by her romantic partner, Khalid A., 32. He turned himself in claiming self-defense, but prosecutors say the brutality of the attack tells a different story.

In the early hours of September 13, 2016, a kidnapped woman lying next to her captor used his own phone to call 911 and whisper her location to police. Her call exposed Shawn Grate, a rural Ohio man who had systematically abducted, tortured, and murdered at least five women over more than a decade.

The Mørkeland Podcast's October 2025 episode explores two separate criminal cases connected to Nykøbing Sjælland psychiatric hospital in Denmark, including an escape by a patient under mental observation and alleged nighttime cemetery disturbances.

Ken Chew Wen Long, wanted in connection with multi-million-kroner fraud schemes across Scandinavia, is alleged to have targeted his own cleaning employee, convincing her to invest her life savings in a non-existent luxury rental company. The case is now the subject of a major international podcast investigation.

A Danish true crime podcast has documented a case involving a young man accused of multiple sexual assaults who escaped from a psychiatric facility in Nykøbing Sjælland, Denmark, prompting a manhunt by authorities.

Karen Silkwood, a 28-year-old plutonium plant worker in Oklahoma, died in a car crash in November 1974 while driving to meet a journalist with evidence of unsafe conditions. Fifty years later, a new ABC News podcast is reopening questions about her death with newly discovered investigative tapes and accident reconstruction evidence.

A prominent hacker at the center of the IcedID botnet fraud operation attempted to escape law enforcement by creating a forged death certificate, but was arrested during Operation Endgame, a coordinated international investigation involving Danish authorities.

A Danish true crime podcast has released a detailed investigation into a violent hammer attack case with connections between Copenhagen and Portugal. The episode, part of the long-running Mørkeland series, explores the darker corners of Nordic criminal history and international crime.

In 2008, Clifford Lambert, a 74-year-old Palm Springs art gallery dealer, was murdered in his home and his body remained hidden until 2017. Kaushal Niroula, a transgender fraudster claiming false descent from Nepalese royalty, orchestrated the killing as part of a broader scheme involving a network of gay grifters from San Francisco and Los Angeles.

A new episode of the Nordic podcast The Missing Matter brings listeners into the world of missing persons investigation, featuring an in-depth conversation with a key figure in the Marion Barter case — an Australian woman who vanished after selling her home to travel the world.

Mark Howard Wilson Jr., 30, was convicted and sentenced to death for the August 2020 murders of Robert Baker, 12, and Tayten Baker, 14, in Melrose, Florida. The Florida Supreme Court has now reaffirmed his death penalty, rejecting his appeal on multiple grounds.