Norske Krimsaker - Episode Guide

Anne Elisabeth Hagen disappears without a trace from her home in autumn 2018. On a red chair, husband and billionaire Tom Hagen finds a threatening letter and a demand for ransom.

Eight-year-old Monika Sviglinskaja is found dead in her home in Sotra. The police believe it is a suicide and drop the case after 9 months. When the police later reopen the case, however, it turns out that something completely different is at the root of the tragic death.

Two hikers find a burnt corpse on a fire along a deserted forest road on Veståsen in Søndre Land. For several weeks, the police have been without answers as to who could be behind the grotesque act.

On 10 August 2019, Norway experienced another shocking terrorist attack. 21-year-old Philip Manshaus first kills his 17-year-old stepsister of foreign origin. Armed and in uniform, he then attacks the Al-Noor mosque in Bærum, where he is quickly overpowered.

Tina Jørgensen disappeared without a trace after an evening on the town in Stavanger. A month later, the police find the body of a 20-year-old woman in a drainage basin. Who could have taken Tina's life and then transported her several kilometers to dump her along a deserted stretch of road?

One August day in 1996, the 20-year-old hotel worker Trude Espås is observed sitting on a rock not far from the center of Geiranger. 11 days later she is found murdered. The police comb through the popular tourist village, and end up with, among other things, a central track in Germany. After 25 years, the murder case is still a big mystery.

Early on a Sunday morning in June 2004, the 22-year-old nursing student Anne Slåtten is on her way to work, but she never shows up. After a day, she is found dead in a thicket just a few hundred meters from the workplace. Who could have taken the life of the fun-loving and caring girl?

The former artist, flame eater and TV dancer Julio Kopseng lives a crowded life in Oslo's dance environment. When he is reported for rape in 2013, an avalanche of rape reports against him is triggered. He is eventually sentenced to 21 years in custody for assaulting 19 women, and mistreating his former partner.

On the evening of New Year's Day 1 in 2012, the security alarm is triggered at the home of 98-year-old Hilda Feste. When the home service arrives, they witness a horrific incident. The police immediately start hunting for the perpetrator. Could mass testing of DNA from several hundred people solve the murder mystery?

After reports of a smoking bonfire in Hafjell, the police in Lillehammer went on the murder alarm. The remains of a dismembered human are found on the pyre. At the same time, two people are reported missing from a nearby home. Who is the person on the fire? And where is the other person? The tracks lead the police to Amsterdam.

In 2018, Minister of Justice Tor Mikkel Wara was subjected to a series of serious attacks on his private home. For several months, the police are without a trace, until there is a shocking breakthrough in the case.

In September 2003, a boy is sexually abused by a man in the stairwell where he lives. The police start an intense hunt for the man's identity in order to stop him. At the same time, new reports of abuse are constantly coming in.

In the early 90s, the Norwegian population was shaken by several church fires. In 1993, Øystein Aarseth is found dead in a stairwell in Oslo. The police are focusing their attention on certain people in the black-metal community. One of these is Varg Vikernes.

In August 2004, two armed people stormed into the Munch Museum on Tøyen. In the chaos that ensues, they take the two world-famous paintings Scream and Madonna with them. Who is behind the theft, and are the photos lost forever?

On 19 December 1994, Bjørn Thore Langemyhr got on a train from Tønsberg to Oslo. It is the last the family sees of him. At the same time, rumors are beginning to circulate that a drug-laden environment may have taken Langemyhr's life.

In May 1995, 17-year-old Birgitte Tengs is found murdered just a few hundred meters from her home in Kopervik on Karmøy. The case leads to an extensive investigation, and Birgitte's cousin quickly finds herself in the spotlight.

One summer day in 1999, twelve-year-old Kristin Juel Johannessen is cycling from home on her way to the beach. The same evening she is reported missing. Where has the young girl gone?

Marit Ødegaard works at a roadside inn not far from the Swedish border. One October day in 2000, she does not show up for work. Shortly afterwards, Marit is found murdered in her home

In December 2015, gallerist Reidar Osen is running an errand with his van when he is hijacked by unknown perpetrators, who threaten his life and demand two million kroner. Who is behind the kidnapping?

Two reindeer herders from West Finnmark end up in the police spotlight after reporting several hundred reindeer injured by predators. Could it really be that the two have mistreated their animals to receive compensation?

Since 2018, the retrial commission has considered whether Norway's most famous murder case should be reinvestigated. Will Per and Veronica Orderud finally succeed in getting the case reopened?

In 2016, the police went into action in a private residence in Romerike. On the owner's computer, they find hard drives full of images and video clips of sexual acts by young boys as young as 9 years old.

In 2007, a man and his mother enter the police station in Bergen to report that his wife, Dung Tran Larsen, has been missing for a week. What really happened to Dung?

In 1999, Knut Øyvind Mo's house burns to the ground in Valdres. Two days later, his remains are retrieved from the fire ruins, and it turns out that he was shot and killed before the fire.

One summer night in 2001, Gunn Merete Lode is on her way home after meeting her friends in Bryne. In her neighborhood she is attacked by an unknown man. The situation is observed by 17-year-old Øyvind.

On 26 January 2001, Benjamin Hermansen was stabbed to death because of his skin colour. The murder caused the whole country to take part in anti-racist demonstrations and protests.

On 13 December 2008, what is referred to as the worst fire in Oslo since the war occurs in Urtegata in Grønland. It was quickly suspected that the fire was arson.

After a party in July 2017, Tom Rune Hagen disappears. He has been part of a drug-laden environment, but just this week he has planned a trip to the mountains to fish. What happened to Tom Rune?