Åsted Norge - Episode Guide

On a hot summer day in August in 1999, 12-year-old Kristin cycles from home to meet a friend for a swim. Kristin does not appear at the bathing area, and the family calls for her just under an hour later. In the evening, they are informed that she has been found murdered.

23-year-old Egil had just moved to Oslo and is meeting some friends to see a film at the Eldorado cinema. After the movie, the group of friends gets together and eats pizza and has a good time. Shortly afterwards, a police patrol happens to find Egil lifeless in the street.

A newborn baby, Josefine, is found quite randomly in 1990 in a plastic bag in a rubbish container. Who was found in the container - and who threw her there? And why? Ronny Nygård (43) was found dead in a parking lot in Bergen after taking a night bus. We will join the investigation.

A mysterious lady with a dog, and two men with a fishing rod, are wanted by the police after extensive vandalism at a small airport. And why was police detective Laila Back unable to solve the case of the newborn baby found in a dumpster in 1990? Second part of "Josefine - the baby in the container".

In 1990, a newborn baby was found in a container in Oslo. Today, the "container baby" is 29 years old and now she is coming forward for the first time and telling her story.

The cat Trixie was beheaded close to her home in Skjetten, and ten cats are missing from the same neighbourhood. The police now fear that one or more cat haters are on the loose. In addition, we take a closer look at a burglary in Hvaler, where brazen thieves robbed a woman of jewelery worth several hundred thousand kroner. And we continue to look for answers to what happened to Ingrid, who was found in a container as a baby.

Is the man who wrote to Tore Strømøy the father of the newborn girl in the container? Åsted Norway has DNA answers. What happened to John Roger Pedersen from Ibestad municipality in Troms? No one has seen him since 1998.

Ingrid goes back to the place where she was found and meets her rescuers. Fishing equipment for several dogs worth NOK 1,000 has been stolen in Drammen, and in Lillehammer there have been several theft raids in the same street. We also join UP on drug control.

For 22 years, a mysterious disappearance case has been a headache for the police in Stavanger. 70-year-old Gjermund Stråbø disappeared without a trace at the end of October 1997. During one night, an entire car park in a neighborhood was subjected to extensive vandalism. Broken windows and swastikas in the paint were some of the things the neighborhood woke up to.

After 29 years, the mystery of the "container baby" Ingrid has finally been solved, and it is the first time in Norway that a criminal case has been solved with the help of genealogical research. In addition, Åsted Norge can say that the police have searched for Anne-Elisabeth Hagen in more places than previously known.

"Josefine - the baby in the container" has been serialized throughout this autumn in Åsted Norway. In this episode, Ingrid is handed the letter from her biological mother. In addition, itinerant thieves who steal electronics from various Elkjøp stores are wanted.

A man lay dead in his apartment for 428 days before he was found. What happened? In the season premiere of Åsted Norge, we join Asbjørn Hansen as he visits the apartment in search of clues that might provide answers.

Ingrid was placed in a container as a newborn. Now she meets her biological mother for the first time. A man lay dead in his own apartment for 428 days before he was found. After the man died, strangers started withdrawing money from his account. We are looking for a man who has broken into mailboxes and repeatedly stolen large amounts of mail. After the break-ins, many residents have experienced ID theft and that bank cards and codes have been stolen.

Almost every week a car is set on fire in the capital. Some of the cars are set on fire by the owners themselves in an attempt to defraud the insurance companies. The man who lay dead for 428 days in his own apartment: The family feared that the man had been killed, but we have found the man's diaries which give the family answers. We are also looking for three young men who assaulted, beat and robbed the =Oslo salesman, Jimmy Antonsen, in the middle of Oslo.

For the first time, Åsted Norge can show the contents of a mysterious plastic bag that was found near where Tore Årvik from Stord disappeared in 1993. Can the plastic bag give the police new answers to the mystery of the disappearance? In addition, you will meet His Majesty the King's Guard, who must turn away unstable people who want to enter the Castle.

Odin André Hagen Jacobsen (20) has been missing since 18 November 2018. New surveillance images have now emerged. And Åsted Norway is involved when detectives from the Oslo police track down one of Europe's most wanted men.

Ten years ago, something strange happened in the small town of Hønefoss, an hour's train ride north of Oslo. A strange man pitched a tent in a secluded park in the city. With him he had advanced survival equipment, weapons - and a map on which a target had been circled. Then suddenly the man disappeared. Asbjørn Hansen tries to solve the mystery

A gang has specialized in stealing PIN codes and bank cards from unsuspecting customers in southern Norway. In the course of a week and a half, they attacked at least 11 different towns. Asbjørn Hansen continues the hunt for the mysterious Tent Man who disappeared from Hønefoss in 2010. Can hiking equipment that was sold at a lost property auction provide new answers to who the man is?

Norwegian children now live much of their lives on the internet. But the internet is also the place where some adults try to lure children to exploit them sexually. Now you will be allowed to join in when an abuser is stopped.

A 13-year-old girl has been missing for four days in Oslo. Åsted Norway goes out together with the police and the children's welfare emergency service to look for her. And Asbjørn Hansen has solved the mystery of the Tent Man at Hønefoss. - It's a "crazy" story, says the Tent Man's father.

Every year, the Norwegian Food Safety Authority goes out to around 3,000 homes with pets after reports of concern. And sometimes the inspectors have to have assistance from the police. We are at work with the Norwegian Food Safety Authority. A few weeks ago, the police called for a gang that had specialized in PIN-snapping of elderly people. Tonight, the police will release new photos of the group.

Ørjan Helmer Gundersen Solum from Arendal has been missing for over a month. The police believe that something criminal has happened to the 25-year-old, and the parents ask that anyone who knows anything get in touch. In Oslo, the Kriminalvakten respond to reports of knife use. A man is exposed to serious bodily injury. Can they find the weapon?

Billionaire Tom Hagen is accused of killing his own wife. Asbjørn Hansen goes out to the crime scene. The former homicide investigator knows from experience what is now going on behind the police's tape. And the bicycle theft season is underway. We take up the hunt for the thieves - and end up in an apartment.

In season 10 of Åsted Norway, you will get to know a very resourceful woman who sent NOK 13 million to an "architect" she met on a dating site. We take up the hunt for the "architect" who probably carried out the biggest love scam in Norwegian history.

Professor Anne Berit Guttormsen was defrauded of NOK 13 million by a man she found online. Together with a woman in Eastern Norway, who was defrauded by the same man, the hunt for evidence begins. Can the voice reveal the fraudster?

Professor Anne Berit Guttormsen (62) is not the only Norwegian woman who has been defrauded by what she thought was a Greek architect. The police take up the hunt for the perpetrator and one of the clues points to the fishing industry in northern Norway.

Professor of medicine, Anne Berit Guttormsen was defrauded of almost NOK 13 million. But the fraudster has also deceived several other Norwegian women. Now it turns out that these women - without knowing it - have paid for cod heads that have been sent to Nigeria. A young boy has disappeared after a party in Trondheim, his phone is found near a river, and the emergency services press the big red alarm button.

It has been three years since Jeanette Wig Steen was last seen alive in Oslo. The parents have been desperate for answers as to why the 29-year-old suddenly disappeared. Just before the summer, an inmate in Åna prison contacted the police and wanted to ease his heart.

Solfrid was 14 when she gave birth to a healthy little boy. The father of the child was her own father. When she woke up after the birth, the child had disappeared, and has not yet been found. In police questioning, the father admitted that he removed the boy. Solfrid has one last wish before she dies, and has asked Asbjørn Hansen for help.

Asbjørn Hansen takes Kai Iversen, and his specially trained police dog Trixxi, to Kristiansand. Is it possible to find traces of Solfrid's children who were hidden in the forest 54 years ago? And where is Anne Elisabeth Hagen? It has been two years since she disappeared. The police release a video showing a car driving into Sloraveien on the day she went missing. Who was in that car?

Åsted Norway is with the "Unit for prevention" in the South East police district, when they respond to a man who praises ABB and other white terrorists online. We also take a closer look at the disappearance of Benedikte Lyngbø Karlsen from Bergen. She was found dead in 2007, and police say the investigation should have been better. Now they want tips from those who know something.

Marit Ødegaard was killed in her own home in October 2000. The case has not been resolved. The Cold Case unit in Kripos will now finish the case again, but needs tips from the public. In Nordland, the police attack a local drug dealer. They fear he is selling amphetamine mixed with highly toxic chemicals.

One summer day in 2004, Eli Bryhni is going to try out a new bathing spot at Lake Harasjøen in Stange. On her way out into the water, she spots a boot. The police never found out who the man with the rubber boots was. Asbjørn Hansen and Kristian Ervik start unraveling the case. In Oslo, the alarm goes off at the Criminal Investigation Department. A shop employee with corona virus does not answer the phone and must be tracked down before he infects many.

Asbjørn Hansen and reporter Kristian Ervik are getting closer to a solution to the so-called Harasjø mystery. A man was found dead in Lake Harasjøen in 2004 - but no one knows who it is. The only thing left of the man after many years in the water were bone remains and a pair of rubber boots. And Økokrim must have assistance from the ordinary police when they have to arrest a person who has received NOK 700,000 in what they believe is unlawful corona support.

Ole Damlien disappeared without a trace from his wife and two small children in 1950. Did he end his days in Lake Harasjøen where body parts were found in 2004? 13-year-olds who rob other children with a knife, and 17-18-year-olds with a long robbery career. This was the situation in Stavanger. Then the police took action.

Who was it that entered the old wooden house in Herøy just before it caught fire? Asbjørn Hansen investigates a fatal fire from 2008 where four young people lost their lives. The police also need help to solve a serious case of violence on the subway in Oslo.

During the investigation of the fire in Herøy in 2008 where four young people burned inside, the police found a camera that belonged to one of the victims. Can details in the photos taken at the party provide any answers to what happened in the house before the fire broke out?

The police are conducting new underwater searches in Lake Harasjøen, where rubber boots with human remains were found in 2004. And the answer to the DNA analysis is finally clear. Were the remains of farmer Ole K. Damlien from Sander found in the lake?

Åsted Norway has spent several days inside one of the country's shelters, and met women who fear for their lives, and those of their children. In addition, you can join in when the police investigate a violent settlement in a heavily criminal environment. One of the country's leading weapons experts is assigned to check a gun that was used to kill a dog.

In the summer of 2018, Adam Filipiuk (58) was found dead at the bottom of a gorge in Lier municipality. The police believe he was killed. Asbjørn Hansen and reporter Martin Reinemo go back to the gorge to investigate the case, which has not yet been solved. Åsted Norway is on the inside when the police and the emergency services practice stopping a mass murderer.

At Easter, a hiker found a female body in the archipelago outside Tvedestrand. The police have no idea who it is. Can details on the clothes provide answers? And what did Polish Adam Filipiuk do in Norway before he was found dead at the bottom of a gorge?

The couple dreamed of a debt-free retirement. But that was before they were defrauded of NOK 751,000 when they were going to sell their motorhome. Åsted Norge tracks down the motorhome in Germany, and contacts the man who tricked them.

On the night of Friday 22 August 2008, Tomasz Aleksander Kusnierz (28) disappeared. The police in Stavanger are convinced that he was killed, but they do not know where he was dumped - and the case is unsolved. Asbjørn Hansen goes up the tracks, and shows new unpublished photos from the investigatio

24 years ago, Tore Ljunggren found the remains of a dead unknown man in Nittedal north of Oslo. The case has been a mystery to the police for many years. Can the discovery of clothes and objects in the same area provide new answers? Asbjørn Hansen and reporter Kristian Ervik return to the discovery site deep in the forest.

Asbjørn Hansen and reporter Kristian Ervik seek out professor of anatomy, Per Holck, who has interpreted the fractures on the skeleton found in 1997. He believes the dead man may have been subjected to punishment from a criminal circle.

In 1997, hikers found the remains of an unknown man in the forest at Elnes in Nittedal. Ever since the discovery, the man's identity has been a mystery to the police. 24 years later, new DNA examinations of the bone remains have provided a final answer to who the man was and where he came from.

On New Year's Day, the remains of a small boy washed ashore on Karmøy. A blue coverall put the police on the trail of who it could be. Only when the DNA analysis was ready in June was the shocking story confirmed.

Ørjan-Helmer Gundersen Solum (24) disappeared from a residential area in Arendal on 24 March last year. For several weeks, the police fumbled blindly. Then some earplugs were found close to a disused mine - filled with rubbish and water. Thus began one of the most extreme diving operations in Norwegian history. "The sledgehammer" worked for several hours smashing a safe in Rogaland. Can a mistake reveal the thief?

In the summer of 2004, a woman found a pair of rubber boots and bone remains from a human in Lake Harasjøen on Hedemarken. The police were unable to find out who the dead person was. Neither did Åsted Norge when we tried to solve the case a year ago. But now Asbjørn Hansen and reporter Kristian Ervik have found new tracks that lead them to the railway station at Kongsvinger.

After Asbjørn and Kristian have worked on the case for two years, the mystery in Lake Harasjøen is solved. A family can get a grave to go to. And Eli Arnkværn Bryhni, who found bone remains and boots in 2004, gets answers to many of his questions.

21-year-old Pål Johan Gulbrandsen from Arendal had his future plans clear. He was a student at Hamar, and the calendar for the coming week was full of appointments. Then he suddenly disappeared. When the police found his phones, something was missing.

Asbjørn and Kristian embark on a new mystery. In 1972, fruit wholesaler William Anker Lie disappeared from Oslo. An extensive police investigation was launched. Neither Anker Lie nor the car, a 1,268-kilogram Vauxhall Cresta, has yet been found. The nephew, who has lived with the loss, tells what happened the day his uncle disappeared.

Terje Klevjer finds the camping equipment of fruit merchant William Anker Lie, at Trytetjern in Nesbyen in July 1972. But both Anker Lie and his car have sunk into the ground. The police's old investigation documents put Asbjørn and Kristian on the trail of where they should start their search. And who steals aircraft engines from Norwegian airports?

The police are looking for two robbers who ran away with a watch worth NOK 350,000 during a brutal robbery in Oslo. In the third episode of the Grosserer case, the big question remains: How can both man and car disappear, almost in thin air?

In recent weeks, Kristian and Asbjørn have been looking for traces of fruit and vegetable trader William Anker Lie. The investigations have led them to the mountain lake Trytetjern near Nesbyen. Here the sonar detects an object at a depth of ten meters - only 150 meters from the place where he was last seen - and divers must be called.

William Anker Lie's car has been found at the bottom of Trytetjern. Fire brigade divers observe remains inside the car. The car must now be lifted onto land and forensic evidence secured. Anker Lie's family are following the investigation, and hope they will get answers to what happened on the summer day in 1972.

On 12 October, Raymond Johanssen (40) disappeared while he was on his way home from a restaurant in Tangvall in Søgne. Nine days after he was last seen, his dog turned up at home. An extensive search operation has not given the police any new clues in the disappearance mystery. Now the police in Agder are asking for help from Åsted Norge's viewers.

Join a patrol in Alta. This Thursday shift contains calls for both arguing, reckless driving and weed smoking. Then it is an advantage to be a locally known police officer.

This autumn, Åsted Norway investigated the mystery of William Anker Lie, who disappeared in 1972. The car and the missing person have been found in a mountain lake. Inside the car, discoveries are made that give the family answers to what happened. Now Anker Lie is being cared for, and has been given a final resting place.

On 29 November, Terje Johansen (61) was to drive from Vestold to Nord-Troms to buy a house. But he never came forward. Instead, his car was found on a slope on a holiday island south of Stockholm. In the car were shoes, a computer and a mobile phone. But Terje had disappeared.

Who are the vandals who smashed a work of art worth seven million kroner in Ekebergparken in Oslo? Businessman Christian Ringnes despairs and hopes the culprits will be identified.

What happened to Arild Enerud who disappeared without a trace after a visit to a restaurant in Oslo. Who was with him in the hours before he disappeared?

Raymond Johanssen had both shopped for several dinners and visited a restaurant, before he went home with his dog. A number of hiking equipment has been written on a notepad - but the police find neither the food nor the hiking equipment. Now Asbjørn Hansen has tracked down the 40-year-old, who has disappeared without a trace.

What was Terje Johansen missing on the island of Muskö? Swedish police have opened a murder investigation. They believe he may have either been the victim of an accident, or got into an argument - and died. Åsted Norge has been in Sweden, and followed up the tracks of the missing Norwegian.

In September 1992, a dead man was found on Hardangervidda. There was also a teddy bear at the discovery site. But who was the "Teddy bear man"? Asbjørn Hansen and Kristian Ervik are looking for new clues in the nearly 30-year-old mystery.

It was estimated that the unidentified person had been at Hardangervidda for at least a year before the remains were found. But something is not right. Asbjørn and Kristian continue to investigate the case of the "Teddybjørn man".

Asbjørn and Kristian continue the hunt for the "Teddybjørn man's" identity. The new theory of a much later time of death means that old tips in the investigation must be reviewed again. One of the tips is very interesting.

For over a year, a disappearance case in Hammerfest has affected the city's residents - and the local police. Because what happened to 20-year-old Abdullahi Dayib Mahamud who disappeared just before Christmas in 2020? Was he killed? Or exposed to an accident? The police need tips - and the sister will not rest until her brother is found.

In the search for the identity of the "Teddy Bear Man", the tracks lead Åsted Norge to a deserted mountain hut at an altitude of 1,565 meters on Folgefonna.

Kristian and Asbjørn continue the search for the "Teddybjørn man's" identity. A new tip about a meeting 30 years ago could put the mystery in a new light.

In the season's last edition of Åsted Norge, advanced technology is used to progress in the mystery of the "Teddy bear man". Almost 30 years after the remains were found on Hardangervidda, DNA experts at Oslo University Hospital will attempt to extract a DNA profile of a tooth.

The hunt for the unknown "Teddy bear man" continues. In a cabin book near the crime scene, Asbjørn and Kristian found a mysterious signature. In Bergen, the police are hunting the man who robbed a petrol station. And join the boat police in Fredrikstad who receive a warning about an illegal weapon, and then have to respond to a serious accident.

Terje Johansen's car was found abandoned on the island of Muskö in Sweden. We are there when a specially trained dog smells a corpse near his car. Swedish police believe they are facing a murder

A gang from Vestfold uses the Finn.no marketplace when they defraud Norwegians of large sums. We are there when the police crush the fraud gangs.

Raymond Johanssen (40) disappeared without a trace from Søgne last year. Now the police are publishing several photographs that were taken by a wildlife camera near where Raymond was last seen.

In 1995, Ronald Ramm (71) was found abused and killed in his own home. Jørn Lier Horst and Martin Reinemo are looking for new clues in the murder mystery.

The son-in-law found Ronald Ramm abused and killed in 1995. 26 years later, he is back in the house. For the first time, the public can join the inside, and see the crime scene. The son-in-law believes the unsolved murder is due to revenge - or predatory murder.

Ronald Ramm was not only interested in dolls. He was also very interested in pornography and sex talk. Could Ramm's dark secrets have triggered the murder?

The person or persons who killed Ronald Ramm were probably looking for something in the house, the police believe. Per Angel, former forensic technician in Kripos, is back in the house, together with Jørn Lier Horst.

When 83-year-old Ellen-Karine discovered a burglar inside her house, a frantic chase began through Drøbak's streets.

A local fisherman in Larvik is said to have known the name of Ronald Ramm's killer. Today the fisherman is dead, but did he take the secret with him to the grave?

A masked gang enters a watchmaker's shop in Moss and smashes a glass case with a sledgehammer - during opening hours. Panic occurs among the customers.

The person or persons who killed Ronald Ramm left many traces at the crime scene, and Jørn Lier Horst receives completely new tips in the unsolved murder case. For the first time in 27 years, he has faith that the case can be solved.

Who was the unknown Teddy bear man who was found dead on Hardangervidda? The police have made a breakthrough in the case.

Abdullahi Dayib Mohamud (23) has been missing for over two years. A tip after an Åsted Norge feature prompted the police to start a murder investigation. Where is he hiding?

Nancy Lunde (96) was visited by a man who pretended to be from an electricity company. She contacted the police. Now the man who defrauded the elderly in Norway may have been caught.

What has happened to Veronika Belgen (35)? She was reported missing in September last year, and since then no one has seen her. The police take us to the place where all traces of the mother of three end.

The last trace of Terje Johansen is an abandoned car on the island of Muskö in Sweden. For the first time, the family tells about the last mysterious phone calls they had with Terje - and the money he transferred.

Swedish police forgot to check Terje Johansen's GPS when he disappeared in Sweden in December 2021. Åsted Norway finds the GPS, and follows Terje's tracks.

In 1981, a dead man was found in Oslo who the police have not yet been able to identify. In his back pocket he had VG from 11 June. Who was the "VG man"?

Åsted Norge got Norway's most famous court draughtsman to recreate the face of the "VG man". Maybe someone recognizes him?

The drawing of the unknown "VG man" who was found dead in Oslo evokes memories for those who worked with the homeless in the 80s. Are we getting any closer to an answer to who he is?

Policeman Trond-Egil Groth is a dog breeder, and was visited by Terje Johansen just before he disappeared on the Swedish island of Muskö in 2021. Can Groth help solve the case?

We have received tips on perpetrators who were wanted in this programme. The tips have led to the identification of the police. An updated version of the episode will be published shortly.

When the Dybesland couple found the packaging for a package of cream potatoes deep in the forest, they called the police. Because this was the last thing Raymond Johanssen from Kristiansand bought before he disappeared in 2021

Jørn and reporter Nini go to Sweden to look for the Norwegian Terje Johansen who disappeared on the island of Muskö in 2021. Swedish police have overlooked several things, and Jørn does not believe that Terje has left the island.

30-year-old Jonas Aarseth Henriksen was found dead at a cabin in Ringerike. The police believe the 30-year-old was killed, and have launched an extensive investigation.

The luxury thief struck in the middle of the night and stole jewellery, expensive bags and watches worth NOK 800,000 from Line's parents. She hopes someone recognizes the man in the photo.

In 1994, a dead girl was found on the outskirts of Senja. The police were never able to solve the case, but the unknown girl has not been forgotten. Why was she put in a garbage bag?

A witness reports the discovery of blood in a hotel room in Skrolsvik. Could the unknown baby girl in the garbage bag have been born there?

The police receive tips from sailors who observed a garbage bag in the sea outside Senja. Could the garbage bag with the dead girl just have drifted ashore in Skrolsvik?

The thieves use the Porsche as a scapegoat and break into an electronics store in Vestby outside Oslo. Shops all over the country are now raided for mobile phones, both at night and during opening hours.

Knut (91) was mugged while burying his wife. Criminals follow obituaries to find out when houses are vacant. As families bury their loved ones, houses are searched for valuables.

Marit Ødegaard was killed in her own home 23 years ago. Åsted Norway is on the inside when the Cold Case group of Kripos hunts for the unknown murderer.

For the first time, the police are showing photos from the scene where Marit Ødegaard (76) was killed. She was taped in front of her eyes and the phone cord was cut. In the bread box was what the perpetrator was looking for - but couldn't find.

In the summer of 1981, a dead man drifts around in the harbor basin in Oslo with VG in his back pocket. The police never found out who the man is. The grave of the "VG man" is now being opened. Will the mystery be solved?

The Cold Case group of Kripos believes that the murder of Marit Ødegaard (76) can be solved. Join us on the inside as Norway's leading forensic experts look for clues in old fingerprints, deposited at the crime scene.

For over 20 years, residents of Fagernes have received crude hate letters. The police have not solved the case. Åsted Norge starts the hunt for the unknown letter writer.

Breakthrough in the unsolved murder of Ronald Ramm. And follow the hunt for the unknown person who sends crude hate letters to the residents of Fagernes.

Jørn and reporter Iris think they may have the solution to who has been sending hate mail for 23 years to the residents of Fagernes. The police are contacted.

More than two years after Terje Johansen disappeared on the island of Muskø, it is still a mystery what happened. Åsted Norge checks Terje's PC and phones and finds new answers.

The unknown "VG man" has been a mystery to the police for 40 years. We've found out who he was - and a family finally gets an answer.

A man with a weapon wanders around the center of Kristiansand. The film team from Åsted Norge follows the dramatic minutes in the southern village, where the police fear the worst.

When Gaute Strid (38) disappeared from his home in 2022, there was little to indicate anything criminal. But then the police discovered the tracks in the snow.

Gunnar thought he had found love. A few weeks later, Linda had raced him for six million kroner.

A "money man" in Oslo is to be arrested after the police managed to crack the messaging service Sky ECC.

Gunnar was defrauded of NOK six million online. The hunt for the masterminds takes us to China.

A dead man was found on an island in Ytre Sogn last year. He was only wearing socks, but had a cord with a mysterious yellow plastic cylinder around his waist.

Ten houses were raided by thieves in Sarpsborg in March 2024. Five days later, stolen goods were put up for sale in England. We go on a Rolex hunt with a hidden camera. In addition, there will be the last episode about the Solundman.

Jørn Lier Horst finds new clues in the search for answers to the 50-year-old disappearance mystery.

Drunk driver runs away from the police at 200 km/h. The police must stop the driver by force.

The search for Frode (12) continues.

Stian Hole has been missing for over a year. The police are now issuing a new search warrant.

Technical clues were decisive - man arrested and charged.

The police are investigating new leads in Brazil - and are making more inquiries in Norway.

It is six years since Anne-Elisabeth Hagen disappeared - more details about the investigation.

The police started a manhunt for the perpetrator behind two goldsmiths' robberies, and arrested him just before he left the country.

10-year-old Ronny Ruste was found dead on the family's farm in Folldal in Østerdalen. For 25 years, the family has been looking for answers to what happened to the boy.

Kristinn Kristinsson lived on the farm where 10-year-old Ronny was found dead. He believes that he singled out two clairvoyants as the perpetrators.

Since 1999, the family has wondered what happened when 10-year-old Ronny was found dead. Now new findings are being presented.

We join a patrol in one of Norway's largest cities - and see how young criminals operate.

Arnhild (71) disappeared in Troms, and the police need help to solve the mysterious disappearance case. All traces end with an abandoned car in a gravel pit.

Arnhild (71) disappeared in Troms, and the police need help to solve the mysterious disappearance case. All traces end with an abandoned car in a gravel pit.

160 people had to flee their homes in the middle of the night. Police suspect the fire was arson and need help to solve the case.

160 people had to flee their homes in the middle of the night. Police suspect the fire was arson and need help to solve the case.

Both the police and the family of Belur Sardar are asking for help in solving the mystery of her disappearance. The woman disappeared from her home in Mjøndalen 18 years ago.

Both the police and the family of Belur Sardar are asking for help in solving the mystery of her disappearance. The woman disappeared from her home in Mjøndalen 18 years ago.

25-year-old Jørgen Kvitvik was found dead in the Nidelva River in Trondheim after a city trip. However, the location was cordoned off, and the 25-year-old was afraid of water.

25-year-old Jørgen Kvitvik was found dead in the Nidelva River in Trondheim after a city trip. However, the location was cordoned off, and the 25-year-old was afraid of water.25-year-old Jørgen Kvitvik was found dead in the Nidelva River in Trondheim after a city trip. However, the location was cordoned off, and the 25-year-old was afraid of water.

We have received tips on the perpetrators who were wanted in this program. The tips have led to the identification of the police. An updated version of the episode will be published shortly.

Jørn Lier Horst travels to Trondheim to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of Jørgen Kvitvik. The crime expert is critical of parts of the police investigation.

Who was the man found dead on the west coast of Norway? Åsted Norge has investigated the case together with the police, and the findings lead us to a family in the Philippines.

Who was the man found dead on the west coast of Norway? Åsted Norge has investigated the case together with the police, and the findings lead us to a family in the Philippines.

People all over the country have become involved in the disappearance of Frode Fahle Ljøen. Fresh tips take our experts in a whole new direction.

People all over the country have become involved in the disappearance of Frode Fahle Ljøen. Fresh tips take our experts in a whole new direction.

Sharp increase in tips about abuse material. We are following the search for one of the suspects.

Our experts travel abroad and search for answers in the shadows of the Cold War.

Met charged woman just hours after alleged murder – now he tells his story.

The 12-year-old's brother hopes the genealogy database will provide more clues.

The police in Lom are on the verge of collapse after the discovery of human remains on a glacier in Jotunheimen. They are now asking for the public's help.

The police in Lom are on the verge of collapse after the discovery of human remains on a glacier in Jotunheimen. They are now asking for the public's help.

Who was the unknown woman in the glacier? Police are appealing for tips on personal belongings. Findings of watches, clothes and coins may provide new answers.

Who was the unknown woman in the glacier? Police are appealing for tips on personal belongings. Findings of watches, clothes and coins may provide new answers.

Olav (74) died while on Christmas vacation abroad. Shortly after, his house in Troms was broken into and destroyed. Now the family is asking for help.

Since the new year, the police have solved a number of cases as a result of tips from viewers. Now our experts are taking stock.